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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-05
LIMITATIONS

1 musical show prod,cer. pick.
each year about 80 beauties from ap.
plicants totaling about 1000.
He says, Few girls understand
The most becoming ways to wear
their na.r. and few seem to realize
their coed points"
One might add that many tail to
realize their limitations-eIse they
would not wear skirts 50 short.
OBSERVATIONS
All taxes are blue laws.
The wild oat crop is good.
Swat the "Ain"t 1T hotters!"
.,.,s,. Paint covers a multitude ..
rbo bos,. a-.oa.5 .,a - :,
rhoo -, ~. 80,
times.
rh,s t, u,,,,,,,,,. -
nswos, .s,,,..n..
Those treasury leaks are csueei
The 1rish-BritIsh trouble Ism.
Tornovor, +,,n,, .ho ,,,o =
,oaca %~n"sTis Is !, d,o,, '",n In '"' p'pe o
Al tne worIa Is a stage ana tn'
women are dressed Tor 1t
/ When the veterans get thei
oonus, they Will have earned one
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-05

Lenin says the reds need execu"
tive brain but why put in the "ex.
ecutive?"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-05

About the first OF the month the
mail becomes more deadly than the
female.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-05

Some men who succeed by hook
or crook don't put much stress on
the hook.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-05

Give some OF these college
graduates jobs as cheer leaders fol-
business.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-05
THE yVEAlTIER

Falf ssnIsht and wssessds & q
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21

s. c., is pending the Christmas holi-
days with his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Gam Of st. Georges.
Reba Vaughn is i'll at her homo on
Washington street.
John Gam Of st. Georges has secured
a position in the postofiico department
Mt Philadelphia rs mail clerk.
Miss Rebccca Rhodes, national presi-
dent of soldiers and sailors work Of
the Women's Christian Temperance
Union, gave an interesting talk in the
Service Club building at Fort du Pont,
last evening, on the work being done by
the. w. G. Il. u.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hildcbrand an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss Frances Ellen Hildebrand,
to Corporal Charles Hannah of tho
Second Company at Fort du Pont.
The wedding will take place at the
home of the brides parents on January
81.
Miss Emily Portham, nurse Of
Woodbury. Hospital, Woodbury., N. ].
is here visiting her aunt, Miss Emma
La Boube.
Friday afternoon at o'clock the
students of Delaware City high school
will give an entertainment in the school
building. :.
The young men Of st. Georges will
give Christmas social dance in Della
ware Trust hall, Saturday evening
December "a.
II. C. Webb is loading 1000 bushels
of corn on the powcrboatJ J. B. Wright
| for New Jersey.
Delaware City All-Star basketball
team will play Fort du Pont at Fort du
Pont, Friday evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21
BRIDGENILLE NOTES.

Bridgeville, Dec. 2l.--!Thcre viii bc
no session OF the ladies' Tuesday Night
Club this week, on count of Christ
mas. Next meeting will be held De
cembcr 81 in the form of social, in
charge of Mrs. Dawson Todd and Adele
Gray.
Union Methodist Episcopal Church
has invited the pastor, Rev. William l.,
White, TO return for another conference
year.
Mrs. Irving Jester and son, Heber,
OF New Britain, Conn, are here with her
mohcr, Mrs. Jester,
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell G.. Short and
daughter Erna are visiting relatives in
Vincland, \. j., and Scranton, Pa. Mr.
Short, who is o Pennsylvania Railroad
freight clerk at Harrington, is having
two weeks vacation.
Rev. Thomas Z. Terry, a retired
minister of the NJ. Z. Conference, ha:
returned to his home here, very mucl
improved. He had been in the Metho
dist Episcopal Hospital, Philadelphia
for the past two weeks undergoing treat
ment. Mrs. Terry, who was also i'll a
the same time, is now improving.
An unusually large wireless telegraph
station has been installed by Earl anC
Milton Dawson at their home on Broat
street.
The shipment of holly will be com
pleted tomorrow. More holly has beer
shipped from here than in any previous
wear.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21

Christmas eve. on tho lawn In front
" the high school, under the auspices
OF tho Choral Club. A 50-foot tree has
been secured and arrangements are
being made to illuminate It with about
200 electric lights In addition to the
usual Christmas tree decorations.
Singing of chorals viii be ono OF
the features Of the program. William
i. White OF Wilmington who has made
many friends In Newark has agreed to
come hero for the evening and lead
the community singing. The COM
mittco In charge of the celebration is
as follows: Mira. X. Il. Harris, Mrs.
Norris Worrall. Mrs. Anne Armstrong,
Mrs. j. l.. Cam. Mrs. ]. o. Duffy,
Mrs. Il. NJ. X. Foster. Mrs. Ernest
Nankucren, Miss Nellie Wilson. Mr.
Jones. J. s. Pryor. DIR. Walter H.
Steel, Il. Clifford Wilson, Arthur L.
Hcalc. Robert $. Gallaher. Charles HUI
bert. Frank Fader and Mayor Il. b
Frazer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21
CHEsTERTowN AND VICINITY.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Chcstertown, Md, Dec. 2l.--Nearly
tho entire wheat crop on Fancy farm,
owned by Mrs. William r. Nicholson
and Mrs. Thomas ID. Bowers, was sold
this week TO p. Medford Brooks Of
Radcliffe mills, for $1.1O a busbcl.
Samples OF this wheat were awarded
first prize at the recent County Farm
exhibit. The big corn crop on the farm
is being shcllcd for shipment, the price
received for part Of the crop being
81 cents bushel.
Reports from the Maryland General
hospital, Baltimore state that William
II. Nicholson, who has been dangerously
i'll for the past two weeks, is improving
Mr.. Nicholson und derwent second deli
cate operation last week.
Mr.. j. II. Mclaughlin and Mrs
Thomas b. Elliott are critically i'll OF
their homes on High street.
The season for shooting rabbits anc
partridges closes in this county next
Saturday. The season has been a fairl,
successful ono for the gunners, though
birds have been less plentiful than fol
some years past.
Rev. w. L. Dickinson, who has beer
rector OF old st. Paups parish for th,
past six years, has resigned and he anc
bis family have moved to Hillsboro. Hi
successor has not yet been chosen.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21
NEWS Of kDAY
FROM THE STATE
Thieves at Newark Show Sps-
cIal Fondnsss for Cigars
and Cigarettes.
FACULTY CLUB ENTeRrAINS

vron rNc,y Evsuinas Correspondents.
Newark. pee si.--rhc Faculty Club
rf tho University of Delaware gave its
ususl Christmas party last night TO
the members ~ the faculties of She
two colleges. their wiy,s and friends.
Tho nnar WA held IN tho lounge room
~ pli College ana at the conclusion
there were rcfrcnhmon,s, followed by
dancing
Professor George ". putton prcsi-
don't of tho club presided and gave
a short sSk 4 letter was read from
y. payar'3 rartcr. a graduate of tho
unlvsrsity and now Rhodes scholar
shlp student az oxford University
Knnlnnd, wishing the members n hap
~ Christmas,
one of the features vas vocal solos
h. Niles Eleanor pufy and Miss Mary
houston and club singing led by Miss
Dora Wilcox,
There worc thrco.minute talks By
Dean Winifrci J. Robinson, Dean u
Laurence Smith, Dean Charles A. Nc
cue aud Professor NJ. V. G. Smith
pertaining 90 Christmas. Professor
4. 4. Rankin told something OF tho
celebration ~ Christmas IN the Orient
and nf, W, O. liovan. on Christmas
m Italy, nr w. owen Syphcrd roat
,wo intorcstlnN Christmas carols.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21
NNMs OF STAFFORD.

aeaford. nee. st.-scaford TNown
council had men CLEANING on High
street, yesterday, tho street having re-
gently been paved rom curb % curb
The street presents very neat ap-
nfsrancc.
fladcu sporting Club vii hold q
his shooting match Oh the farm 81
'garso Marine, 90 the cdgo of Blades
MNnday afternoon. December &c.
Mrs Annlo Perry and son. George
itft Yesterday Tor Philadelphia. q
srend Christmas With Nrs. Perry,
con. ]. Morris Perry.
hir and Mrf Thomas J. Sauorhon
have guno 90 Norfolk. Va. % spend
She holidays with their son. Harry
sauerhOn. Before rvturninE hons
they wil also visit their other son
charles ln baltimore.
Tho heaviest hog yet reported butch.
grrd ln tlls section vas killed OF
Monday hy Elijah l.. West. Scafort
farmer n weighed o3s pounds. aus
another. hutchcrcd by him tho sam'
dsy. weighed $50 pounds, Those hosl
~src only 10 monthe Old.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred owont have as |,
guest, their daughter. Mrs Georg,
l,lis of Philadelphia.
Mrs Milton Coulbourn and daughter
shirley, are spending the Christina
hesldays with her brother. ". HerboI'
ilall, nt Cape Charles. Va.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.
Special Correspondence Every Even

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Elkton, Md, Dec. 2l.--In Cecil
county court, yesterday, Margaret J..
Griffith, daughter of Captain John T..
Keen, OF Spesutia Island, Md, who in
1915 married Norman J. Griffith Of
Coatesville, Pa, and without obtaining
a divorce eloped to Elkton, in 1919, and
married Charles Mooney Of Penn's
Grove, N. j., was tried before n jury,
charged with bigamy. In her testimony
she said she was informed that her first
husband WAS killed in tho World War
when she married Mooney. A verdict Of
not guilty was rendered.
James Russell Of North East was
found guilty, yesterday, in the local
court, charged with receiving a stolen
automobile and making false title Of the
machine.
Howard Brown, Of Chesapeake City,
pleaded guilty, yesterday, in the local
court, charged with making books on
horse racing A fine of $3.50, with costs,
was imposed.
Coroner Magraw was called to Chesa-
pcake City, last evening to investigate
the death OF a Negro named Smith,
found dead in his home in thnt town.
From tho Ellston Catholic Church
this morning, the funeral Of Michae
Hartnctt, q highly esteemed retircc
farmer OF this town was held. He wai
the father OF Court Scnographer John ]
Hartnett and Misses Margaret and
Hannah Hartnctt, teachers in Elktor
high school.
Announcements is made of the marriage
OF Miss Bertha Dunbar to Il. Edwin
Philips, of Elkton, TO take place Januar.
4 at the home Of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Justice Dunbar of thi
town.
| Rev. Edwin Y. Hinchliffc, Of Athol
Mass, is spending few days this weel
with his sister, Mrs. J. VIII Perkins, il
Elkton.
Mrs. Mary Clayton Williams, form
erly resident OF Chesapeake City dice
yesterday, at Indianapolis, Ind. He
body is being sent to Chesapeake CITY
| for intermept.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21
AGED WOMAN DEAD.

Seaford. Dec. 2I.-Another OF Sea-
ford's old citizens. Mrs. Rebecca c.
stewart. widow of William J. Stewart,
died early yesterday morning. at her
homo on King street. in the S4th year
of her age. She was a native Of Phila-
delphia. but had lived IN Seaford since
1854, when she came here with her
husband. who founded the Seaford
foundry works. now conducted by her
son. John ID. Stewart.
Mrs. Stewards death WAS caused by
"a paralytic stroke on the right side,
paralyzing her speech, nine days ago.
Since then she had been attended by
her daughter. Mrs. Mary y. Truitt OF
Marcus Hook. Pa. Besides her daugh-
ter and son, there IS another son
Frank Stewart. supposed 10 be living
ln the Tar West. though nothing has
been heard from him for FIVE years
Funeral services viii take place
from 81. Johns NJ. +. Church. Thurs
day afternoon az . o'clock. IN charge OF
the pastor. Rev. +. I. Carpenter
Burial IN odd Fellows cemetery, be-
side the remains OF her husband, who
died is years ago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21
LEWES NOTES.

Lewes, Dec. 2l.-Tbe young folks
of Lewcs VIII give Christmas dance
Wednesday night, December 2s.
Margaret Birmingham has scarlet
fever.
Christmas trees and holly wreaths
are being brought to town in large guam
titles.
Miss Esther Register, daughter of
Magistrate and Mrs. n. 3. Register,
who is attending classes at the Z. of p,
Philadelphia, is at home for Christmas.
Turnip green's are still in market, not
withstanding the cool weather.
Edward Trimelle, wife and sister, and
Mrs. Caffrey and daughter, of East
Ouogue, Long Island, are guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. William Hooker over Oh rist
mas.
James Magee caught a rock fish, Mon
dav. Weighing 20 pounds.
Charles Johnson and wife Of New
York City are guests Of Captain John.
son, his father.
The Girls Friendly met this weel
with Mrs. William =. Orr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21
ALL CHANGED NOW
TOOK PLANT JUICE
Well Known Wilmington Citi-
zen Had Suffered for Years
With Bad Stomach
Trouble.

Not day passes but what testimon-
ials arc received from local people, giving
glowing accounts Of how they have been
restored to health by Plant Juice, the
famous herbal stomach medicine, now
being introduced in Wilmington at Mil
ler's Drug Store, 404-406 Market street.
Only recently the following statement
was received from Mr.. Edgar J. Tice, of
No. $50 du Pont street, a popular en-
ploye of the Wilmington Electric Com
pany. and who has many friends in Will
mington, ns he resided here for a num-
Der of years. He says:
II found Plant Juice all that was led
10 believe it TO be from the favorable
accounts l had read in our home paper
and the results Of friends OF mine, and
this induced me to try it, too. | had been
troubled with my stomach for long
time, and although l had taken many
medicines and had been under treatment
] never got any better until started 10
take Plant Juice. was full OF pain, could
not sleep at night and had no appetite
whatever; my kidneys and bladder were
badly affected and had terrible pains in
! my back: was bloated with gas and had
sort of smothering feeling; | could
hardly get my breath at times; | was
always constipated; l lost heavily in
weight and could hardly get about to do
my work as l was so weak; the day
seemed endless to me and at night
would be ''all in" All this has changed
since taking Plant Juice. ! now have a
splendid appetite for my meals, which
did not think would ever be possible;
sleep the night through and get up rested
and refreshed and ready for a big day
work; my bowels are in good condition
my bladder and kidneysdo not trouble
me and am certainly feeling as fine and
fit as could possibly be. I am gaining
in weight and strength. would advise
all sick people to try Plant Juice if they
want TO be in perfect health"
I Plant Juice is sold in Wilmington al
The Miller Drug Store, 404-406 Market
street; in New Castle by E. Challenger &
Son; in Newport by G. b. White. il
Newark by W. L. Brown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21
WILL DE FINE AFFAIR.

Newark, Dec. al.-Wilminston Ki-
wanians Will again be entertained at
tho University of Delaware next
month. Last January members OF the
Wilmington Kiwanis Club were guests
of the university at a banquet which
was such an enjoyable occasion that
70 Is understood tho wilmingtonians
arc again anxious TO enjoy the hospi-
tality of the university.
The dinner viii be served Wednes-
day evening. January IL. in Old Col
lege. Tho principal address will he
made by former Secretary of State
Everett G. Johnson. The local com.
mittoc, members of the club, in charge
OF tho arrangements FOR the affair
consists of a. @. Wilkinson, business
administrator of the University
George l.. Townsend. Jr.. William Il
liolton, Harry l.. Bonham and j. Wiri
Willis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21
rMth,Is IoND OF "sNokrs.s

Newark. pee. .i.--Newark burglars
sevrn especially fond ~ smokes" "
several times recently places have
tsen broken into and large quantities
a. cigars aud cigarettes stolen.
Monday nisht the restaurant OF Ira
kiinon. on Eikton Road. was broken
taso hy way of "a rear window and
several cartons uf cigarettes. several
bcass ~ cigars, some candy and what
ehange had been left Ia the register
taken, II war only about week age
that buckiuxham's store was entered
end large quantity OF cigars and
cigarettes stolen,
While the local officials are OF the
opinion thu, 4, n boys operating they
hsv" failed 90 catch them 10 date.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21
NEWARK NOTES.

Newark. Dec. .i.--Aithur g. Will
hinson. business administrator OF tho
University of Delaware. has been
elected member Of tho Association
cf nuulncsn Onlcora of tho New Eng
land Educational Institutions and viii
attend tho annual convention ot tho
association IN Boston. December IS
aud 90.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles n. Evans, who
for tho past two years have been
spending their winters In Wilmington,
moved 90 that city yesterday for the
winter, closing their home here.
Tho usual Christmas dinner VIII be
nlNcn tho students of tho women's
college tomorrow evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21
GEORGETOWN NEWS.

Georgetown. Dec. 20.-Charles Con-
oway and family OF Bridgetown. n. j.,
have moved here and are occupying
the Smith property, Cedar and KIM
mcy streets. For some time Mr.. Con-
oway has been employed as telegraph
operator in Bridgeton. He is son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wingate Conoway
and Mrs. Conoway is daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter $. Johnson, all resid-
ing here.
John II. wilkins and family have
moved to their new bungalow, recent
~ completed. on East Cedar street
The property OF William J. Wilson, or
East Market street. vacated by, then,
Is now being occupied by Willie d
wilkins.
Harry Johnson has moved into tho
dwelling and storehouse on East Mar
kct street recently vacated by James
W. Johnson.
John w. Rogers, who a few months
ago was retired from the employ.
mcnt of the railroad company as bag.
gagemastor at the local station, be,
scause OF tho retrenchment policy, ha,
again resumed his position. lie viii
move here from his farm, near Mills
boro. IN n few days and OCCUPY tn,
property OF tho Thoroughgood heirs
on last Market street, recently va
Gated by Mrs. Josephine Postlcs, VIII,
has moved 20 Milford.
Bartic. 6-ycar-old daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Derrickson IN crit
iCally 80 az her home on Kimmc,
street. suffering with Brights disease
Announcement Of tho marriage q
GcneNia Shockley and William II
Benson. both OF Cedar Creek district
has been made. The ceremony wa
performed on Monday night Of las
week az Lincoln City by Rev. Jane
c. Harris, pastor OF Mt. Zion NJ. L
Church.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21
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Hay Fever Sufferers
Free Trial of Method That Anyone
Can Use Without Discomfort
or Loss OF Time.

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With asthma. or hay fever our method
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We especially want TO send 1t to those
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We want to show everyone at our expense,
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This free offer is too important to neg
lect a single day. Write now and begin
the method at once. Send no money
Simply mail coupon below Do it Today
you do not even pay postage.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21
SADLY STRICKEN.

Scaford, Dec. 2i.--The homo Of VIII
liam > konncy wealthy retired TAR
m,f is sadly stricken with illness.
About q week sEo his wife. who Sc
about 90 years ~ afc, was taken down
with pneumonia and hae required the
services OF a trained nurse ever since
Her condition is very serious. Yes
irr,iay morning. M. kcnncy, who 4.
81 years Of age, suffered a paralytlc
,irohc and his condition is also pre-
C1rluuH
Mft. hcnney before her marriage
10 The wealthy farmer. was Mrs. Mary
M-carrahor, daughter of Thomas Mar
vel. VINO ls NJ years old and blind and
rnehc- his home with his son-in-law
Tho recovery Of both Alr. and Mrs
kcnnsy is extremely doubtful
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21
THIEF QUICKLY CAUGHT.

Bridgeville, Dec. 2l.--A strange col
ored man purchased suit of clothes
at the store Of King and Layton, last
week, giving check on the Wyoming
Bank signed "E. johnson" and left the
store. An investigation soon showed
the check was worthless and the Negro
was arrested by Constable Charlie Gray
He said his name was johnson from
Greenwood.
IL was later learned he had stolen q
horse and carriage from Wyoming
which were found in Bridgeville, hitched
in o shed. He was given trial and com.
mit,ed to Georgetown Jail to await
trial at the February term of court.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City, Dec. 2l.--Misses
Margaret Walters, Josephine Hagan,
Mildred Ne,ch and Frances Webb Of
the Home Economic class Of Delaware
City high school viii give Christmas
dinner, this afternoon, 10 the following
teachers: Miss Mason, Miss NlcIl-
yainc, Miss Iiabccker, Miss Buttery and
Mr. y. j, Heck
Edward Gam, engineer OF the L. S. s.
Bcrnadou, now docked at Charleston,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21
MANY FLOWERS AT FUNERAL.

Milford, Dec. 2l.-The funeral Of Mrs.
Joanna Watson, widow of DR.. Robert
Y. Watson. who died at her home in
this town last Saturday morning. was
held from her residence on North Front
street, Monday afternoon, and was
largely attended. Tho casket was covered
with some OF the most beautiful flowers
ever seen IN Milford As Mrs. Watson
was noted as the most successful cul-
turist Of plants in lower Delaware, her
fAnds endeavored TO be lavish in their
hNral tributes.
The pall-besrers were selected from
directors OF the First National Bank
Of Milford, as follows: John B. Smith,
Daniel Hirsch, Trusten p. Causey,
State Senator ]. ID. Short, J. w. Herring
and Thomas w. Davis. lntermcnt was
made az Odd Fellows cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21

cure sets. box paper. half price. to
close out, stoops,-Adv.
sctl. Sl.oo; Pint Thermos Bottles.
400; fash lights. 10 cents. Stoops~-
Adv.
Dainty perfumes and toilet waters.
delightful gifts. d. Challenger 4 Son.
prescription phArmaclsts.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21
TURKEY PRICES HIGH.

Dover, Dec. 2i.--1ocal buyers fer
che city markets, yesterday. paid
prices uarting at 6S cents per pound
fising 90 90 before the day was over.
Two ~ tho largest turkeys ever
,Htred for sale here IN recent years
were purchusd hy local buyers. ono
weighing 90 pounds and tho other SO.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21
TREAT FOR CHILDREN.

Milford, Dec. 2l.-That the "kiddies"
Of lower Delaware may have free
Christmas entertainment Evergreen
Forest, Tall Cedarsqf Ieb mon, willIpro-
duce the photoplay, "kIp Van Wrinkle
in the State Armory at Milford on the
evening OF December 81.
Every child in lower Delaware under
Is years Of age will be admitted free.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21
SAUNDERS UNDER BAIL.
Held TO Await the Outcome OF John
Chambers Injuries.

Harlow Saunders, Negro. of Newark
who is alleged to be responsible for the
shooting late Monday night at Newark
of John Chambers. was held under
$4,000 bail this morning at a pre-
liminary hearing before Magistrate
Barnet Glucknan, TO await the out
come of Chambers injuries. Chambers
Is a patient at the Delaware Hospital
where it is declared his condition is
critical.
State Detective John Moore, who
caused the arrest of Saunders, follow
ing the hearing this morning, took
the prisoner TO the New Castle county
worlShouse.
Resd tho classified ads foo ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-21
NINE Niw DOCTORS.

NoVet, Dee si.--Ncmhsrs % the
Medical Council % Delaware met here
yesterday O. pass on tho examination
parvrs ~ candidates examined week
$40 ln Wilmington.
Ncrtlncatcs were slanted 90 nine
succetstui candidates 90 practice their
Nrofoarlon IN Delaware