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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-12-15
LOCAL NOTES

Buff Leghorn Cockerels for sale
now at Half Price.-Fred Oshant.
Dance at Essex Hall, Wednesday,
December 21st. Hays Orchestra, six
pieces.
Come and enjoy yourselves at the
Dance at the Essex Hall, Wednesday,
December 21st.
C. w. Miller viii insure your Hogs
and other stock against death from
any cause. Protect your Hogs from
disease as we'll as other stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. King went to
Denver, Sunday, to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Kings brother, Fred Turner,
who died Friday.
The money market must be becom-
ing easier and more money hunting
investment, as on Monday, Victory
and q interest went above par and
the Liberty bonds close to par.
The Melody Five Orchestra +" are
still in their practicing mood but will
start playing for their dances during
Christmas vacation.
For Rent.-A Flat of five rooms
also two Rooms on North Main street.
INQUIRE of Mrs. Ryan, Phone %:
Mrs. Mabel Yohe died last Friday
in St. Anthony's hospital. She was
resident of Rocks county.
For sale.-Five tons of Hay and
about 100 bushels of Barley. In
quire of Mrs. Ryan, Phone %.
Do YOU want sure crop farm
rain or no rain. Ask Frank King.
Best Bargain ever offered. d8t4
DR.. Anders and wife who nave -Oeen
visiting relatives in Topeka, have re-
turned home
John Mutton and wife were down
from Voda, Wednesday,
Will Palmer and wife who live
south of Ellis, were Christmas shop
ping in Hays, Wednesday.
Will Cox was down from Collyer,
Wednesday.
Geo. Palmer, Gus Riedel, H. H.
Pierce and B. F. Replogle attended
the Poultry Show at Ellis, Tuesday.
Mrs. Roger Miller who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Marvin
Strailey, the past five weeks, return
ed to her home at Salina, Wednesday.
NJ. L. Stevenson attended the Poul-
try Show at Ellis, Tuesday.
Jay Fellers and wife left Wednes-
day, for Rochester, Minnesota, where
Mrs. Fellers will take medical treat
ment at the Mayo Brothers hospital.
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Sealed bids vi be received at the
Office of the County Clerk Of Ellis
County, Hays, Kansas, until II
o'clock, December 19, 1921, for the
furnishing of labor and material for
the filling in of the approach grades
to the bridge located on the Section
line between Sections 21 and %,
Township Is, Range IL, in accord
ance with the plans and specifications
on file in the Office Of the County
Clerk and the County Engineer Of
Ellis County, Kansas.
Proposals must be accompanied by
certified check of $4,000 made pay
able to the chairman Of the Board Of
County Commissioners as a guarantee
that if awarded the contract the bid
der will enter into a contract and
give bond as required.
The Board Of Commissioners re-
serves the right to reject any and all
proposals and to waive techniealities.
By Order Of the Co. Commissioners,
n. A. Basgan,
dSt2 County Clerk.
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Geo. Brown who has been at the
Mayo Brothers Hospital at Rochester
Minnesota, for medical treatment, re-
turned home last Thursday, greatly
improved in health.
The Golf Club held a meeting al
the City Hall, Wednesday night.
Officers were elected.
DR.. J. U. Catudal was over from
Plainville, this Thursday.
For saIe.-One slightly used Elec-
trio Washer. Phone 238.
Casper Kippes of Ellis, swas in the
city, Tuesday, attending District
Court
Take advantage of the $25 reduc-
ton in price on THE EDEN Washer
during the campaign. Ward & Bliss
ing Electric Shop.
Quite a number of people from
Victoria were in, the city Wednesday,
attending the case of Schumacher
against Brungardt, in the District
Court.
Mr.. Thomas, the Eden factory
demonstration, is enjoying a prosper
Gus campaign in Hays.
Attorneys McCandless & Herman
of Kansas City, are attending the
District Court.
Mrs. James Carter, Mrs. Anna
Kysar of Ellis, and Mrs. John Olson of
Sharon Springs, were in the city be-
tween trains on Monday.
Joe Rupp returned from Kansas
City, Wednesday morning.
J. T. Nolan, attorney from Ellis,
was in the city on Tuesday, between
trains.
F. l. Merrill and A. L CrOmb from
Ellis, were in the city, Monday night,
attending the Masons meeting and
the .get-together meeting of the local
members of Isis Temple.
Nick Dreiling of Victoria, was in
the city Wednesday, op-business.
J. L. Riedel of Victoria, was here
an hour Wednesday afternoon.
Louis Spilker of Ellis, was a court
house visitor Wednesday.
Mayor Andrew Dreiling of Vic
toria, attended court here Wednes-
day.
Roy Thomas, the Kansas City Star
agent, has been serving on the jury
this term.
F. N. Dreiling, Wichita, Kansas,
was a witness in court Wednesday.
F. M. Weigel was here Wednesday
attending court.
Farmers.-We want turkeys and
all kinds of poultry. Coops loaned
Write Quality Produce Co., Manhat-
tan Kansas d8t2
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Parts for any Automobile Cheap

Dollars saved. New and unused
pinions, magnetos, gears, axles,
radiators, springs anything. Don't
send a cent; shipped Immediately,
subject to examination. Also four
new Coleman lanterns, best condition,
only So. Send no money. Try out a
week before you pay a cent.
ASHER SERVICE CO.
2T9 New York St., Wichita, Kansas
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Wanted.-Two furnished OF I'M
furnished rooms for Waiting and
Reception week days, 1 to 4 p. m.
Main thOrOughfares, not close to
railroad, preferred. No Office build
ing considered. State price, answer
ing to Box I, Free Press, Hays Kas.
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NOTICE FOR BIDS

PIG New York ST., Wichita, Kansas
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Buff Leghorn Cockerels for sale
now at Half Price.-Fred Oshant.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03
VACANCY AT ST. THOMAS

Newark. Jan 3 Rev WalterC Ilaupt.
who several DAYS ago resigned a. rector
of = Thomas T. Church after seven
wears service IN tins parish. Will engage n
educational work in Washington Tie has
signed i coutrac' foI h~ new work and
went 10 Washington today 70 assume hlS
duties Mr. Haunt however. VII return
for sundays and VII have charge ii err,-
ices At = Thomas until the end of this
month
Tho vestry of tic church viii hold a
meeting tonight, when the resignation of
the rector VIII bc accepted ID Lee Rose.
secretary # the vc~try. viii then notify
Bishop Cook II the resignation Of Alr
Haupt
Bishop Cook viii Visit s. Thomas
next SUNDAY. and viii hold corporate
communion A. 5 clock and vill also have
charge of the II O'Clock services After
the latter service q corgrcgati tional meet
ing viii bc held when the vacancy n the
rcCtorship VIII bc discussed and plans
made for securing new rector
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03
NEWS OF IEWES.

Tevcs. Jan. 3-The New Year was
greeted BY drum and trumpet, and a
parade was formed, march, lg through the
streets ~ Lewcs from y TO | 80 n. m. All
the whistles were blown and much noise
sounded
At the home of Mr. and Mrs Fl V.
Lyons a party Of friends gathered 10
watch the old ycar out and At Mr.. and
Mrs \. " Marshall'S the Young people
had finc time. led by thclr young daugh-
ter. Miss Elizabeth Marshall
Pilots James Nelly and Fred Burton.
who arc spending the winter in Philadcl-
phia and Wilmington, respectively. were
town visitors during the week
Mrs Marshall bertrand Is spending a
few DAYS with Mrs William Ennis, re-
covering from the Effects Of being bitten
on tho finger by cat Or Joseph Martin
attcrd her The Danger Is now past
and she expects To return 10 Philadelphia
in few DAYS
Pilot Clinton Iorg has gwen notice 70
the Board Of Pilots that he VIII not cruise
dung January and february Quite "a
number of the pilots lay of during the
coolest winter months
Mrs Roman Tammanv gave q New
Year dinner party 10 her friends and the
famil, az Commission Howard NJ Long
OF PhIladelphia, Saturday evening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03
NEWS OF LAUREL.

Laurel Jan 3 Charged with pointing
n shotgun at Frcd : Nalvil and tn eaten
ing 10 shoot him II he pr cecded further
T. John Beach. farmer residing near
Broad Creek. was held under $500 bail for
court, by Magistrate Arthur ; Hearn nj n
hearing Thursday evening Bond was
furnished hv Mr. Beach
Joseph 4 PIcttvman has announced his
candidacy tor the local poStmastcfShip.
NIr rrcttvman has been III the employ
of the | mtcd States government for
several wears rs a rural mail carrier.
Cccll ID Kitchens and Mi > Laura
Euuice PuSea both or this town wen,
Qulotlv married by thc RcN J !. Mills
~ the Blades NJ r. Parsonage. Thurs
dat evening fbcR let tho follow inp morn
irg for Philadelphia and other nortncrH
CITIES where thcy VIII Spcnd tbcir hopc,
moon after which thr1 Will return herr -
reside
VI and Mrs F-cA ; Ma-vil arc -
ccIylng congratulations on the bu III - &.
baby boy At Cambridge Hospital Wcdnes-
day
Mayor Harry Fock~ had as hi~ guest
ovcr the weekend Ex-senator 4. r.
kcnncY ii Dover
The Patriotic O.dcr sons oi America
moved uto hcir ncW quarters in the
Odd Fellow Hall. Saturday. and cclchrat-
cd the occasion by serving refreshments
and clCa-S
; Phillips. manager uf the local plant
81 the Eastern shore Ga~ and Electric
Go is cxcavating for a cellar for q modern
bungalow which ne viii e.ect on Wet
street
The local volunteer FIRE company Wa
called 70 Georgetown, SUNDAY morning
and made tho nun IN the record time oi
- minutes over the rouch country roads
Due Ia 4 misunderstanding by the party
calling the company arrived too late to be
81 assistance.
Several members Of Hope Lodge No
4 A T and 4 VI . attended the funeral
of Benjamin r (iraveuor at Sharptown
Md TODAY Nh Gravenar vas promi-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03

brother. Joseph Vincent Mr.. NIncen
was born at Concord, near Seaford, and
went to Texas when a young man. He
holds large interests in oil fields and is
considered quite wealthy. They havo mot
seen each other for more than 40 years
Rev. w. NJ. Green of Cbeswold, for
merly of West Seaford, has sold his
property here to r. il Wainwright Of
Philadelphia. who will move here this
week with his wife. MIR. Wainwright is in
the employ OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
Co and has been transferred to Seaford
MIR and Mrs. Fred Marvel are receiving
congratulations on the advent of u baby
hoy. who was born ut Cambridge hospital,
"Wednesday morning Mrs. Marvel, before
her marriage was Miss Eleanor Ross.
Wilbur Rawlins of New York City
spent Inst week here with his father, Rev.
L. III. Rawlins.
Mayor A. X Bowden OF Blades is visit
ing his daughter in New York City.
Mr. and Mrs. Wash Wright and sons
Carmine and Benjamin, of Preston,
Md, have been visiting Mr.. Wright's
sister, Mrs. r. n Rnwlins.
Mrs Lucy Oehlrich, OF Philadelphia.
is spending week here with her brother
and sister. w A. Wheeler and MIR
Brooks l.. Marvel
Miss Emma Smith, Of Royersford, Pa,
is here visiting her sister. Mrs. Harry
\ Philips
Mr. and Mrs Alcadc Wright Of Trenton
y j.. have been spending several days
here with Mr. Wright's parents, Mr. and
Mrs J A. Wright,
Ralph Bender. of Chambersburg, Pa,
Is guest of Mr. and Mrs W L. Barnes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03
NEW YEAR AT DOVER.

Dover. Jan. 3-Wth two darces ono at
Hotel Richardson. gwen by the yourg
men of Dover and the other by Walter !.
Fox Post, American Legion, several home
parties and receptions AS well as a union
watch night service, the old Year IA Dover
passed out and the new wear was ushcrcd
in most auspiciously. Both dances were
attended by many young folks from out
of town,
The union watch night services were
held IN the Peoples Christian Church and
were participated IN by all the Protestant
denominations OF Dover. The services
began al 1880 O'Clock and included the
singing Of several gospel songs, prayers ny
Revs. J. W Colona, d D., Wilson {
Moore, Dr. r. c. Helfenstein and DR.
Benjamin Fish Thompson, Rev Alonzo
Travers Of Armory NJ T. Church read the
scripture lesson, while the address Of the
night was delivered by DR.. Thompson. Of
Christ Z r Church.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
George w. Larrimorc, Contractor,
of Seaford, Dies Suddenly After
Eating Supper.
KILLED A BIG BLACKSNAKE
Collision of Automobiles on Rail
road Crossing Almost Results
in Collision With Train.

From Every Evenings Correspondents
Laurel. Jan. "A serious accident,
which almost proved fatal, happened
Saturday At the Market street crossing
az the p. b 4 w railroad. A touring
car driven by Loran Ellis of this town was
struck by another car, driven by colored
man from Delmar, just rs the ears were
crossing the railroads Mr.. Ellis car was
damaged So seriously that he was unable
10 move Il from tho railroad tracks, and
but for help of several men who happened
Go he near the scene, and lifted the car
off the crossing. IT would have been struck
by the Norfolk express, which passed by
few seconds after the car was moved.
The Negro, who gave his name rs John
Gordy. was taken before Justice Of the
Peace Art hur :. Elearn. who imposed u
fine Of SIS with costs, and ordered him to
give sufficient security for the repair Of
Mr. Ellis machine The fine and costs were
paid hv Gordy and sufficient security
deposited 90 repair the damaged car.
The occupants of both cars escaped
with few minor cuts and bruises.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City. Jan. 3.-t party was
given at the home of Sergeant and Mrs
James Smith Saturday evening, on
Hamilton street The following guests
attended. MIR and Mrs. John Shan
non, MIR, and Mrs. George Patterson,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cassidy, Mrs. Vita
Wartield, Miss Evelyn and Roman Cul-
lison Misses Bessie and Josephine Hagan
Miss Josephine TAYLOR of Marshallton,
Miss Helen Smith, Mis- Elsie Wifi, John
Becker, Roy Cox, Norbit Cook, Albert
and Charles Bowen, Frank Derrickson
Louis and Harry Patterson, Carl Johnson,
Davis Coale Anthony and James Smith.
Daniel Straihle of IIillcrest, \. j., rs
here for a two weeks visit with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. James Smith
Stanley Boyle of New Brunswick, \. j.
IS here for a 10-davs' visit with his grand
Parents, Mr.. and Mrs John Saxton.
Sergeant Satterfeld and Sergeant l.. W
Alien of Fort du Pont and Sergeant Becker
of Fort Mott, \. j., hsyc been transferred
to Fort Niagara, Ne York, and viii
leave for their new post January ,.
Henry Curlett. Jr., of St Georges
Caugh bis hand in the wrlnger ot an
electric washer and it was badly mashed,
Friday
JAY Householder of Chester, Pa, and
George Hildcbrand and John Clark of
Della are City have taken deck hand
Positions on the 5 s General Carey.
Miss Armstrong of Aliddlctown and
Joseph Freeze of e York City are
visiting MIR and Mrs. G. Earl Baum on
Clinton street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Oakcs. Jr enter
tanned over the Ne Year MIR and Mrs.
Joseph Frazer. Sr, Mr. and Mrs Joseph
Frazer. Jr. Mr. and Mrs John Ncrtz,
Miss Cecclia Frazer, benjamin Miller. all
of ilmlngtcn. and Miss Gertrude
Rodcrick Of Philadelphia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03
LAUREL WEDDINGS.

Laurel, Jan. 8 Granville Elliott oI
this town and Miss Emma Phillips 81
WhItesvlle, Nd were married AZ Alt
Pleasant NJ J.. parsonage. Thursday
evening. bv the pastor Rev i. H. Wind
sor. They will reside here, where he groom
Is employed Is an avn mobile mechanic.
Charles Joseph Benson and Miss Susie
Mae kImon both Of this town. were
married last SATURDAY, at Seaford BY Rev
iran j Carpenter. The groomS we'll
In vn contractor. and Mis-, kilnon has
be-.n tho employ Of the Marvil Package.
Co.'s Z stcnographer AT their local office
After an extended tour throug Virginia
aud other Southern States, they will re-
slde here.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03

Dover, Jan. 3.--Clcmens Horvath an
Austrian, Of Marydcl, Md, nnd Anna
Palla Of Hartley were married ut Holy
Cross Catholic Church, Saturday even
ing by Rev. James &. Comiskcy,
Edward Horn, q native of Dover, who
for several years has been n victim Of
tuberculosis, died Mt Hope Farm. His
rumains were brought 60 Dover, and ser-
vices held in Holy Cross Catholic Church
this morning; intcrment in Holy Cross
cemetery.
Bishop Philip Cook, of the Diocese of
Delaware visited Christ Church parish
and the other parishes connected with
Christ Church yesterday. In the morn
ing he ofIiciated Mt Christ Church and
preached He also attended the early
service Mt st Pauls, Camden and az
Hart ley n the afternoon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03
wOMAN'S LEG BROKEN.

Dover. Jan. 3.-While a colored woman.
named Williams, OF Dover was driYlr Z
along the public road south near Frederick
the dearborn in which she was riding was
struck by a passing truck. which threw
her out, breaking her eg, the bone pro-
truding through the flesh. She Was brought
10 Dover, where she received temporary
medical attention, but because Of The
SERIOUSNESS of the accident she was taken
70 a Wilmington hospital in the afternoon.
II is saId the truck which struck the
woman, went OF as way the driver not
even turning back TO see what dam4ge
had been done
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03
KILLED BIG BLACK SNAKE.

Seaford, Jan "a black snake, mea-
surI ng three feet six inches in length, WINS
killed Friday by j. Emory Wiley, Thsmas
II. Stack and William Wiley, who were
out hunting Tho snake nppoarcd while
they were sitting down eating their
lunch
Wiley drew his gun first and shot
the snake 10 death. Snakes at this time
Of the wear are rarely seen and the hunt
crs are unable to account for the presence
of tins one
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03
BARNS AND GARAGE BURNED.

Laurel. Jan Thursday afternoon
a blaze started IN the private garage Of
Slrman VI Elliott. on Sixth street, East
Laurel The fire gained considerable
hcadwav before the Laurel FIRE company
arrived. due 10 the fact that il was inn
possible 10 sound an alarm with tho SIREN
On account of the electric current beng
cut on
Two barns which were near the garage
were almost hurnCl to the ground before
the firemen could start n stream of water
PLAYING on the hlazc. A1'hcvrolct touring
car and several baskets OF corn the prop
ertv ~ MIR Elliott, We're destroyed. The
loss was partly covered by insurance
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03
NEWS OF NEWARK.

Newark Jan 3-H Warner McNcal
and daughter, Miss Elizabeth McMNeal
have returned from Philadelphia. where
they attended the christening of MIR
McNeal's Young grandson. the son Of Mr.
and Mrs d Raymond McNeal
Richard Thomas aged seven years. is i'll
with chickenpox Dorothy McNeal is
recovering from an attack Of illness
Mrs Lew X Bowen Is Spending two
weeks with her daughter, Mrs Horace
Corey. at Newark \ ]
Mrs II J. BOYER of smyrna. president
Of the STATE Federation cf Wcmen's :
Clubs and Mrs Ina J Perkins. State
director Of Child Welfare. Viii make adj
dresses at the meeting Of the Nev Century
Club tomorrow
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03
OPENING OF NEW ROAD.

Scaford. Jan ; Another stretch Of the
State Highway was opened to tic public
YESTERDAY when the bars on the Scaford-
Laurel State road were knocked down and
traffic allowed 10 pass over the entlrc
stretch Of this road distance Of siN
miles For the past two weeks this road
has been closed at Nj Zion and those
travelling the road were compelled to
detour II Mt Zion for about ~ mics
before getting on the State road again
livery motorist using his road, rs wei
as the remainder Of the travelling public
viii hail with delight the opcrirg az tins
nart Of the State Highway svetnm
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03
DEATH CAME SUDDENLY.

Scalord. Jan 3 George II Larri-
more, a wcll-known Seaford contractor
and builder. who had been in III health
for several months. dropped dead nj
his home here. Friday night abo ut 4
O'Clock lie had partakcn OF his evening
meal and on arising told his wife he was
gong to his desk in nm adjoining room
He had taken but few steps when he
fell over dead near his wife
MIR / arrimore who had been a native
81 tins section all bis life. was 20 wears
of age For many years he lived at Blades
before moving 10 Scaford He was an
architect Of much ability and WAS the
designer and brnde, Of many buildings
IN tins section and IN other parts Of the
Peninsula
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03
SOLDIERS BODY ARRIVES.

Scaford. Ian ; The body Of hemp
Wright. who died IN France about two
years ago. Of pneumonia has arrived III
New York Young Wright was member
of Company G FIRST Maryland Infantry
of Cambridge and resided witt his parents
between Scaford and Fredericksburg Md
When his company was sent Is amp Nc
McC Clcllan lac was transferred t. the
Infantry Later he WAS trans
ferrcd t. tho supply company Il was
while with this company hc contracted
4 cold which later resulted III h,s death
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03
Mrs. Fannie Robinson Hurt.

As . result Of an automobile accident,
Mrs. Fannie Robinson, 80 years old. 3I0
West Seventh street, was taken from
her home 10 the Physicians and Surgeons
Hospital yesterday afternoon 10 be treated
Tor shock She was driving in the ma
chine Of her husband. Harris Robinson,
when the machine was struck by trolley
car Mt Eighth and Orange streets shortly
after 3 O'Clock. The machine was only
slightly damaged.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03
GUNNER ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.

Scaford. Ian ) Ice Smith n yourc
farmer. living near horc while gunrg
accidentally shot ono of his hanl~ very
baldwin trying to p.cA asp!intorout :. his
firger
lie sat his gun against a fallen trcc and
while lie was working on his tirger and
g,p slipped He tried t. catch It but
grabbed the muzzlc Just rs the gun cx-
ploded He was taken t. Cambridge hospt-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03

having completed the audit, II was re-
solved TO pay the expiring shareholders at
this time. The Board was also very
much plensed TO learn that this has been
the best year Of it's history, the association
having been in existence for 81 years.
About II shareholders will be bene-
fitted by this payment, SOME being from
Newport, and others from nearby points.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03
NEWS OF SEAFORD.

Scaford Jan 3 The people Of ~eaford
added cheer - he inmates Of thc Sussex
county alm@housc. near GcorgctoRH
during the holidays by presenting tothcm
three basket, of oranges, one basket OF
smoking and chewing tobacco. one basket
Of cakes, eight pipes and 20 pounds Of
mixed candies, and . basket Of small pic :
lures
Mrs Maggie {. Wiley Of West Searord
left this morning for Somerylle. 1cxa
where she will spend The winter with b :
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03

during this Period by detourlng over
rough country roads.
Several drivers. who have taken n
chance on running their cars near this
road, regardless of the warnings, have
ntrod their ears, and have been Obliged 10
call ON the farmers near the road to hel p
them out
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03
Goes Down State.

Miss Mamie j. Burton, 22p North
Franklin street, for the past three years
employed Mt the Columbia Grafonola Co p
store, left Saturday for an indefinite yaca-
tion to be spent with relatives nj Reho-
both She has many friends throughout
the State.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03
NEW ROAD OPENED.

Laurel Jan 3-Aiter being under con-
s'ructon for two years, the Laurel
Seaford stretch Of the tate highway was
opened for traffic Saturday This will be
Welcomed bv travellers over this stretch
Of road who have been inconvenienced
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03
SHAREHOLDERS TO BE PAID.

Newport, Jan. 3-At meeting of tho
directors Of the Newport Building Loan
Association. the 37th series having ex-
pircd on November 80, and the auditors
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03
STATE CAPITOL NOTES.

nent business man and nm expert snil
maker OF Sharptown.