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The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-15
French to Use
 Old Zeppelin for Commercial Purposes
Airship Turned Over Co France By Treaty to Be Used in Route
 From African City

Washington. D. C.. Sept 7.-The Hast and also the latest Of the Ger man ZeppeIins, the ''Nordstern", formerly the Lz-l2I, has been turn
 ed over to the French government for commercial purposes, reporting to the National Advisory Committee for Aeronauucs here. J. J. Ide, tech 'nicaI assistant in Europe, states that this great airship, which is under .the control of the Service de Navi- gation Aerjeuue, and not the French |uayy as are other French airships, .wiu be employed in the MarseilIes- . .AIEiers service.
 According 10 the treaty. Germany was ordered to turn over her two latest commercial ZeDpelins, the ."Bodensec" and the .Nordsteru'. to .Itay and France respectively. as .weI as Co surrender her military
 aircraft and now this has been done. Unlike her sisrership, the "BoG-
 ensee". which was flown many times
 since the armisGce. the "Nordstcru"
 had never been permitted to leave
 her hangar at Friedrjchsfen until .hor recent trip of $50 miles Jo SJ Cyr. which required nine hours. Af- ter a long wait. lacking in progress
 messages. NIv. Ide writes. that the
 "Nordsleru" came Gyng over field at au altitude of 500 feet but as she
 slackcucd speed. she roso to about .I.500 feet. and was forced lo de-
 scribe large circle before she could
 descend due to puGy wind. Finally after a struggle. which carried some of the ground crew uItecu feet a.oft. . she was moo~rd. and Cap,efrs Leroy
 and PaQuieon and Attu.n, Nals- .oncuve of the French army. who had
 flown as observers. aI.g1ted. The
 "Nordsteru" was then turned and walked" into the shed. which man
 euyor Was we'll carried out although
 the shed was little wider and higher
 than the snip. Nr. Ida describes. As soon as the great afrsHin Was housed
 the German crew d.seI.barked and
 nc French Under Secretary ,f State , for Air. Alr. Laurent Eynao and his
 party went aboard for a tour of in-
 specuou.
 1 Although not as long by 269 feet las the new Navy dtrfgtble. the ZR-2. which was to fly over from England.
 the "N0rdsJerD" is a gigantic air liner measuring 425 feet in length
 and 6I feet in diameter. Her useful load is 25.&o0 pounds. and she car
 r.os 45 passengers and crew. She is .proreued aJ a speed of about SO miles per hour by four Naybach en- zines. two operating a single pro .DeIIor in the rear car. and one in each wing ear. The passenger cabin,
 (which is sIuug well forward and am5dshiQs. Nr. Ide reports. is com .posed ol five bays. each containing six arm chairs tactug forward and aft. Over eaeh seat there is a lug .gage rack and light movable tables IcaD be placed between separate seats. Forward Of he cabin is the
 radio room. and in the nose. the nav | Higatiug room. There is a small kitch- len aft opposite the entrance 70 the car.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-15
Slave Market 0pen on Boston Commons

ed themselves to the highest bidder. Urban LedoUT was the auctioueer and called on thousands of listeners 10 "md for the shoru lambs of un- employment"
 The o0orts of the men % obtain work in this manner were uuauc- ccsSyl although the crowd pledged uscu ro help tide them over for Sev .oral weeks until they obtained em- pI0ymort
 Led1uN announced that the auC- Gon will continue every day for a month or until the unemployment conditions improve.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-15
Tu-rl~ ~hivr ~lur~, Sell LruuUaIt ruI ~mt. IunuHrs for One ui
 Their Practice Houses

Lansing. S..-. I-T..s is r.. story uI ha Iur+r g.e c.-.ls rn..t They sairaI shoes in public. a- r.a cents sa.au. ...y sold lemonade. served lunches. did house work and aa man-er ul things. ha. -..v raised 8 thousand dollars and built the house.
 u.-g-uGaaaru aa -.. ..r. of J.a co-eas at rne 1tort-.a t-v.au,ura, cor..-. built ~gna E....~ For- Taa, is trs trade raa. Literally, i, is a practice lou.a t.r senior students ia the home economics course. + ranks as one of saa tw0 OF three campus practice houses in lhe country.
 The "F.owe- Pot" is a raa room built in 8 ramsaacs.e building on the 1r \. c. campus. 1t has a dtu- iug room and a Kitchen aud some uzrur.s. Breakfast. luncheon and dinner are served. The food is fur nlshad largely from Jae 1L A. C. farm and bg the boys and girls.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-15
NICARAGUA TIMBER
JTNtISSI0N

American capitalists have secured
 a contract for umhcr uzhts for a
 period of 25 years on a u-art 1g gn,-
 OOO acres in Nicara1aa, The present
 plan being to market the rrraaa chiefly in Central America and Inc
 West Indies The enterprise should be Of material benefit Jo American industry, as the investors will uu-
 doubtcdly buy faeir milling aaciiu- .ery and ships .u the Jmrcd States .s1A secure @ co rsjdgrrnle raruau of .tlcir operating su7ul5g- hwe Nnrc- over a large share of lbe profits win undouN,caiv find ugfr way to the United SJa'.s The sawaHr, company n= it's Nnc-i.an super visory offt&als. will gradually gr...r. a larger dcwtni for Amer san u.ods among the natives of Njaaraaaa.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-15
Students Use Unique Means
 Of Raising Funds for House

clubs which are conducted through
 out the state under the direction of
 The extension department of the col
 luae. Senior students, starting in September will do all the work. It
 is called a practice house because
 -.a students after nearly completing
 t...r course in home economics in
 t.a kitchen of the college building
 can grg 0ul their art in the kitchen
 gt t.u "Flower Pot" The tea room
 is .o be a uou-proHJ making iustitu-
 r.ua whom it gets well under way. .Tuat is it will be non-proft making except for the few needy girls, who a-e attempting to work their way
 through college and will be allowed Co do so in the kitchen and dining .-uam of tuc "FIowcr Pot"
 About sI0oo was needed to con .s.rt the old building into a tea room. The students and alumni who .wau.ad a practice house didn't have .tre thousand. So, led by members .ot the Omicrou NU, an honorary nome economies sorority. the co-eds .1.egr out into the highways and by .wags 0. the college campus, sold Lemonade. shtuod shoes and did var |fous things until the money was rais-
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-15
Sl a Month

a s.n-atnnnar af YaEuE= HH. s+--.rE weekly rararH1rr w....
 rru-rsa6 nT -1rg srans rf r-.n. -.-E paper. ar5 tho nrrt.r- is Go"- u..r a typewriter. CEr0r ora are made a0l distributed Nrns o. rre world as it r7r-rs from tra c10. -r-v wf-eIae=. rs vaT as town -0s- sin IS printed When 'hn o5ir0r was asked why Ha dff 1Ut date hie n7nr- he replied Ir-r suwr one mfEht come aIonz most any lime with a jug of ho-J-H and the editor would take 8 vacation
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-15

Work w -r. a.a s5aI., Third is progressing rapidly and r., .- v ..u. within weeks This will be a lr r. for sr.a.g ne the beginning of better things Credit .a-. must 'e -se" to few loyal and enthusiast" obstacles pressed on and their efforts, The same thing is true a the ease Is Library and he said to be true of every od ..r made any -.a accomplished results in spite of
 many ltsrr- In. ..aulas the boosters for better f--. in our ..a Ua. ss-vay boosters Give to aa- r-v. .as. loyalty enthusiasm which she needs and
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-15
Rrn HoIds up ErsIaht TrsIn.

York. Pa-For nearly half an hour the other day a bull owned by Harry Billet. a farmer, held up a weSt-bound freight train on the Pennsylvania rail road. Efforts to pull the bull of the track by using mules were futile. IL was finally pushed of with a heavy au- tomoblle truck.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-15
Men Stripped Go Waist stand or Auction Block and OGrr Them
 ~rIvr. Co Highest Bidder

Boston. Sept. g.-Saades of Ns.- liam Lloyd Garrison. The famous old Boston common has been turn ad into slave market.
 JobIass men yesterday afternoon placed themselves on the auction block on the Boston common, s.rp- ping Co the waist, after the custom of the old slave auctions, and oDer-
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-15

Bishop s-a- who .s oversight of work of the Church of Ir-r.ra N..~ Territory. has made an appeal in .r or letter a worthy cause It is that of s, uaa.s as#a a..ar a Dawson This hos school provided education of the children Iva Isolated -. interior where no school facilities are r-os.ud ge bishop and of the children who are thus Hrr ample funds for the ,.rrg Q q u.g.-
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-15

Knew His I5mir-Fr T0Nah .af. ter having his lease read over .n him1-"I win no. sign rHa.. haT- eua' been able tao keep Ten Com. maudments for a mansion sn f9rr"r an I'm no Eauu tao ra.s'. ..nnr a hundred for rwa rooms tu rU. High Street -Loudou Opinion.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-15
rhc One TLtng N..LmI "

Tho One Thiug Nnn3fUl H.-. R~owu-"1 hear rHa Vicar thinks your daughter has 8 ~a.' a.r.Hs ..- recirnE. Mrs Smith
 Mrs. Swf,h-.No~ A. sr. wants he says ro me is a raurs0 O. n.a0-r. cutfoa. tusr ra finish .ar n.. London Opinion
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-15
fNTs section
There sz -1-r

-rrrr fH more -n.. .- fNIp section 1F fN- rag-t-r other diseases nUf together am. urE eEIH= r.=aE fr ra incur HH-r.hH. Te"aL -a~r1.ar .r -..r r11frr I. "r-- r..H ..- gee. ri .-..-H - w #r2vR. Er...r u..- .H-H cone #-.re -r. r"nE-..T- ..rar .-..tn-.- ..arr. Er.- -.r -nr".. r .". "....- -HI remedy. .E r.. a Er~u -a. #H.
 wand .... -.. Ero Urrr--. rr. S-a for U.rr..ara
 r .FHT- 1T. .r.n.
 Sole hE "-.-
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The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-15

Possibly the r~st move toward oo- tajning naval holiday must be to dfS8Tm suspicion.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-15
Order 
 Printing Now

First rT7~@ Ioh Printing done con ~rorr notice. and our pricos ar" vnfF reasonable. Trlc stock ur ynur ,ra- f.ara-y and office torm~. and ~ruH g.. vnur order today.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-15

The American dye industry might establish itself firmly by invenriug a washable complexion.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-15

Ordinance Nur.r-- I.-. Section 2. of the City Ord. .ar.a ot sra r.." of SAaeway. A,azla. -..I- .s ..I. i-ws.
 Equipment for NIwws Vehicles and
 Bir,rre-
 All motor t... .a. .a..e.-s w.." on the public #-.-s s.a. ." equipped with s r.nn. born .~ some similar t- H.. ..r ..v.-- ... rra Of their ra-anr.. which .mr or device saa. ua h. -a15 wa-s.-- order. and w;. .w. r-nrs a.- tached to the iron. .. i'd vehicle. which lights. as we. as .. .r..- lights that may ha 2rasa5 7a .Ha front Of said vehicle. z.a" .a dimmed when driven a0.- rn. main streets of inc said -.ar nf Skagway. and with one rat .-rr attached to t.a rear. oE..". -0- tor cycles and bicycles. which rI" require only one .-.. a.r."... 10 the front which E-r-s sHa.. be kept burning a~ above sn... fled during a.l hours from tWr- HEh, ro day break r which said vehicles are used sr I.e streets 0. sad Town oE SEaIwav
 
 Any person or persons r.n.a..r- the above section is liable -a fine oC Fifty dollars .S51. or .ur-.s- oument iH the City Jail O. ~w....- Ave Days .....
 WI 1. SINE.
 Town Marshal Q-f-S--n
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-15

IN THE PROBATE CnTET T"E HAYNES TEECNCT FIRST -E.- DICIAL DIVISION -EEErUaET OF ALASKA.
 IN THE NATTER or THE ESTATE
 OF
 s J. WETSwAN. 5eraas06 Notice Of Hearing ou Final Ar-
 count
 Notice is hereby given rhar Jos H. Chiser. as administrator ol -ha estate Of $. J. Wg.-ma~. d-ceasa5 did on the 5,a day og September 1921. file in the above entitled eauu his final account and report of his administration oG sad estate and the hearing of the same has haar set by said court for tha z1n day o. November. 1921. at inc hour or two o'clock ?. m. at the courtroom 0l said court at Haires. Alaska at which time and place aU persons are required to fIe any objections they may have to said account and report and Co show Causa Hf any they have, why said account and re- port should not be allowed and set- tied.
 Dated this 5th day of September. 1921.
 JOS F. CHTSEL
 Administrator. First inseruon-Sept. S, 1921 Final insertion-Nov, 70, 1921.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-15
NOTICE TO rH. rJHrTc

Ordinance Nm r0r I... Section '. of the City Ord ar.. a. .ra T..." of Shagway. Ala=N# r...- .s t... .---s.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-15
Just as q
 Reminder

Tho monthly subscription rHi" of Tho Alaskan f~ only srNrntN-1Tn cents rrr month hy mail. cor '3rlir"r- rF fo vaur home iu SkaEway fu- only
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-15
JOS H. CHTSEL

First inseruon-Sept s, 1921 Final insertion-Nov, 70, 1921.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-22
MAJOR MARSHaLL's RECORD.
Lost, Was Located Through
Vocational Board.

Major William Marshall, Jr., OF Mil
ford, who for more than six months
has been trying TO get a certificate of
disability, was advised yesterday that
his service record is on file in the War
Department. Through the efforts OF
the Wilmington office of the Federal
Beard for Vocational Training, the de-
sired certificate was located.
Although Major Marshall was ehiaf
medical officer of the Delaware Ma
tional Guard for many years. served
with il on the Mexican Border. and
with the 59th Pioneer (Delawarel Reg
iment in this country and overseas,
where he sustained a fractured leg. r.,
was advised about a week ago that no
record of his army service existed. The
Wilmington Office then learned of the
matter and invited Major Marshall TO
visit headquarters in the du Pont
Building. promising 70 look into the
matter.
The result was that the mystery
surrounding the lack of any record
OF the ma tor's service and injury was
cleared up. The mistake is believed 10
have been caused by a clerical over
SIGHT
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-22
BICYCLE CONTESTANTS
At ALD|NE ON JULY 28
Boys and Girls in Campaign
Will be Guests of Every
Evening at Movie Show.

The exceptional treat promised by
Every Evening for the boys and girls
who have entered in the campaign to
secure for themselves the fine Ranger
BICYCLES, which this paper will give
free to every one getting thirty-five
yearly subscribers, will be given on
Thursday morning. July 2s at the
Aldine Theatre, on Market street above
Eighth. At that time all ths boys
and girls who have secured one or
more subscriptions will be guests of
Every Evening at a fine motion pic
ture show. They will be admitted to
the theatre free of charge, for this
paper will defray all expenses and is
taking this means to show to the chill
dren that their efforts TO get sub
seribers are appreciated.
on the morning of the day specified
at 1045 o'clock those children who
want TO see this movie" free should
report at Every Evening office. Fifth
ad Shiplcy streets. to get their tickets.
They must bring with them their SUBJ
scription books, to show the stubs,
proving they have secured at least
one subscriber. Remember. this free
performance is open to every one VINO
has secured one or more subscrip-
tions, and as there is going to be
good time in store for all those who
attend il is hoped all the children viii
avail themselves of the offer thus
made to them.
All the little ones are busy getting
subscribers, but no doubt they viii
take OFF enough time TO see the picture
show. Some remarkable records are
being made by the campaigners. One
of the most striking of these is the
work of Edward McCloskey of GIL
jackson street. Edward is only nine
years old, but to date he has come to
the front with 30 subscribers. He has
that he intends to win
Ranger bicycle and there is every
that he is going to do 1t.
Edward has canvassed in all parts of
the city for his subscribers and he has
secured them in every quarter. His
energy and persistence stand out as
a striking example of what can be
done and are worthy of the emulation
OF all other boys and girls in the cam
pa ign.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-22

In such way that they can swirn
with them TO shore or some place of
safety.
There have been tests At Hehoboth
and two men and one woman have
qualified and will be given the award
of merit for their proficiency.
For the men swimmers who took
the recent life saving course and who
have not been tested to show their
ability. II will be possible for them 10
take the test any Tuesday evening at
the Y M. G. A. at $50
The Red Cross has arranged 10 have
Instructors at the Brandyvine pool
each Wednesday and Thursday from
5 to o'clock in the evening. 10 in
struct all those who wish 10 learn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-22
WORKHOUSE GLEE CLUB
At ST. PAUL'S Church
Prisoner Voc calists in Sacred
Concert at Sunday Evening
Services.

In st. raui's Methodist Episcopal
Church, Tenth and Jackson streets.
next sunday evening beginning at $50
O'Clock, there will BE- held what win
b. probably the most unique service
ever witnessed I'm this city. when the
member. OF the glee club formed
among the prisoners at the New Castle
county workhousc will appear In a
sacred concert. There are rs men I'm
the ctuh. all OF whom are TRUSTEES at
the prison. and they viii be brought
20 the church I'm a truck. They viii
hr accompanied only by Warden Nj. $.
rnmmer and Immediately following
the services will be returned TO the
wurkhouse.
Arrangements Tor the appearance of
the prisoners and their participation
In the evening services have been made
by Rev. c. l.. Hubbard. pastor of the
euurch. and Warden Plummer. and
the latter stated today that the club
will be on hand. provided nothing in
t,rvcucs between now and Sunday
night To prevent their appearance. The
concert will be directed by Mrs. Hoey
of the Community Service. who. for
the past IA months. has been teach
INK tnf tiHt III bAtrt'ft h'NfNstNf
All of the rs men are said 10 be eN-
Sept,onai yocalists and their combined
rerditions are SAID to be the best 10
be heard among any OF the church on
other choirs IN this city.
The purpose OF this service accord
ing to the warden. is To attract the
attention of the city and state TO the
Efforts being made by the workhouse
trustees and the warden to remake
these men spiritually and morally ana
resforc them TO society at the END ol
their terms as good, Law abiding anu
rosy~sctAbl~ citizens. All OF the mem
hsrs ef the siee club are declared by
Warden plummer to have been eA-
emplary prisoners and the sole pur-
pose OF their appearance in public
church concert is fore the moral up
iift which IL is believed such an m
nevat,on viii bring about.
II IA expected the services VIII be
largely attended, especially Tor the
ualrpose of hearing these very excel
lent vo~alisas and also because OF the
untnue features cf such an eveN Ihe
prisoners themselves have been re-
hexr.inx for sometime for this CON
cert and they have been well trained
in a rns repertoire Of classic rendl-
,ao,s. which. no doubt, viii prove Wei
worth hearing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-22

treat in store. Young men and women
who are swimmers and who have
taken the Red Cross life saving course
OF instruction, and who have not been
put through the rigid test to show
whether they are qualified for the
work Will be given the teats on the
beach.
The tests will be given by DR.. A. 7.
Bertram OF this city, tomorrow and
Sunday, and they ought 20 prove
thrilling. The candidate for honors
at life saving will have to show that
he or she can break a strange hold,
such as q drowning person usually
tries to get on swimmer. and that
after having broken that hold. they
are able TO siezc the drowning person
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-22
cRRMAToRy TEST.
Ten day Trial Ia to be lnaugursted on
Monday.

City Council last night received
formal notice from the Board of
Health that the new crematory will
be opened for a ten-day test starting
o. Monday. Several counciimen urged
that as many citizens as possible wit
ness the test.
A communication was received from
John Foreman, 2ei4 Van Buren, street
suggesting that tho method of dis
posing of garbage in Columbus. o., be
given a test here. In that city the
garbage is wrapped in paper and while
awaiting incinerstion, does not give of
Objectionable odors and Is more easily
handled, the communication stated.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-22
DEATHS.

vRAHpT--Iu Ne~ark. Del on July ~
,osI Mar Jcruxha wife OF - branat Y
rrn~rni .~vsces at the residence ei het het
euSnno' ,',, "a Al ! o'cI..k. Interment
q SunfAAy ~ Newport IA
vtx,KENHEu-in thss city on July ".
ie1i. Anton Bu-kcnhssh IN his ois ycsAr
k~sTvv: frscds s.s s~%ssFs 5rsrr Il Harusasi psssi
Ia ~ WorAmAn's SICK and Death Bene-
Al acrArAw asx tuut9d 10 Attend ths
nsNI acfvtopo ~ hs &c - 49,. ,sl,, io-'
IN g. ~ O'Clock. Tnternent at
Evsrvss~ Cemetery.
rANNoA-H~ar Cooch's BRIDGE. Del. on
JIy Al. isai. Charles II. Cannon Ased
n.asSv~ and friends. also s~crcl or
~I,,,ns of which Mr. Cannon was a
~nner, ere invited 20 attend the runeral
0Svsrrs from bis late res'nepce nesr
Ssiy a. 81 ociocs, se.ndsrd t.nns. In
sS.n~nt Il white Clay Greek ermeters
CrIBERr-At Fsirnont, W Vs.; on
July 20. 1871, Helen ID Berry VIE Of
relative. and friends are invited 70 at
and the funeral from the resicence OF
her mother, Mrs Edward Berry. 81 ]
North rrsnshn, s., . eh s~,ur1ss ~ nsrr,sns 3as
ssrrnent % al siivererooK cemetery.
NAIDNRy--In his eity on July 20.
1871. Etxaoeth. wife OF Richard Ma
Resa,iv~~ and friends are invited 10
atteca the funeral from her late residence.
Tr--s Manor avenue, on Saturday morn
fnx Iuly a. at OF clock. Requiem mass
A. fxtricks Church. Interment at
Catbedral cepetery-
o rOOLE--ln this city on July le. 1921
JArnes O-Tooae.
kelatIves and friends are invited 70
attend his funeral from his late residence.
S1e Nest Eighth street. Radclif Apart
men a on saturday morning a. eclock.
Ee,u,syu naxs at the Cathedral. Inter
msnt a. Cathedral ceneterS.
AAdittonAi death ncc,oss received
spo late for this column VIII be found
oo Financial fhge-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-22
ASPIRIN
Name "F on Genuine

Take Aspirin only as told in each
Package OF genuine Bayer tablets of
Aspirin. Then you will be following
the directions and dosage worked out
by physicians during 81 years. and
proved safe by millions. Take no
chances with substitutes. II you see
the Bayer Cross on tablets, you can
take them without fear for Colds
Headache. Neuralgia. rheumatism.
Earache. Toothache. Lunbago and for
Pain. Handy tin boxes of twelve
tablets cost few cents. Druggists also
sell larger packages. Aspirin is the
trade mark of Bayer Manufacture OF
Observation-Disclosures of Saiicyiicacid.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-22

how 10 swim and 10 save livcE D
drowning persons. wednesday, VII
be for men and boys and Thur~5ay,
for girls and women and ieesons WI
be free ~ any charge.
II is surpriaing 70 the Ped Cross
workers 10 see the way IN ytbion ths
women arc coming out for the lessons
They outnumber the men four 10 ons
but then the men have an oppor
tunity 10 learn 20 swim through u~
Of the Y. M. G. A. pool.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-22
Card of Thanks.

We hereby express our sincere APP
prccfation OF the many patriotic trib-
utes received on the occasion of the
rcintarment Of the body of our brother.
Sergeant David Clarence Harrison, kill
cd in action July s. 1918. in the battle
of the Marne. His brothers. John L.
Harrison and Horace h. Harrison
Ady
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-22
Gard OF Thanks.

We wish to thank relatives, friends,
Electric Hose a Rubber Company and
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
for their kindness, sympathy, and
beautiful floral Offering during the i'll
ness and recent bereavement Of hus-
band and father. Mrs. Carl Gabriel
and chikfren.-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-22
SUIT WAS OVER SUGAR
Statement Concerning Case Heard In
Court of Common Pleas.

In Every Evenings report OF the
Court OF Common Pleas, yesterday. II
was stated that the suit of the Hol-
stein Harvey Sons Co. against Harry
M. Frazier, trading as Thomas j.
Lawson 4 Co. was over disputed
grocery bill, the amount being 1913
This was not entirely correct. Mr.
Frazier said today. The bill, he said
was on contract for Java sugar
made in June. 1920. for July and Au-
gust shipment. The sugar was de-
layed. he said. and when 1t Was of
fcred for delivery In January. 1921
il was refused by him. hence the suit