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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-11
Motor Car Runs Away.

While parked along Market street
yesterday. the automobile of Joseph p.
Gray OF Newport suddenly started and
ran down the street, pushing another
car. which happened TO be in its path.
up on the sidewalk. and finally stop
ped after colliding with an electric
Light pole near Front street. The car
pushed over to the sidewalk was owned
by w. II. Green, of 5S35 Carpenter
street. Philadelphia. Both machines
we're slightly damaged,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-11
Rotary Club Has Big Attendance.

The MeConibs-C -Clase evangelistie
party from Rrandywine Summit
Camp. entertained the members Of
the Rotary Club AT their weekly
luncheon today at the Hotel du Pont.
There was a 20 per cent attendance,
which is. remarkable when it is con-
sidered that so many are away on
their vacations,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-11
NEW ORDINANCE FOR
GARBAGE COLLECTION

When city Council meets In
regular session this evening.
there will be presented for first
and second reading an amend
mcnt TO mn ordinance relating
to the collection of garbage IN
this city. This amendment Will
define In n different manner
from the definition contained
In the present ordinance what
garbage is To be collected. The
purpose of the amendment is to
eliminate water.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-11
LLOYD GEORGE COMING TO .. $.

London. Aug 1.-THE London Times
understands that Premier Lloyd
George fully intends TO accept the in
vitatIon to the Washington conferences
az the Official representative Of Great
Britain.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-11
supt Ward Here Next Week.

David A. Ward, the newly elected
superintendent of schools for Whining
ton, is expected to reach this city the
end of this week or the first of next
and the first job he viii undertake viii
be to locate home for his family. He
has written 10 friends mere. stating
that ne is anxious to get to Whining
ton, so that hs may begin study Of
the conditions and SONS of the most
pressing of his new duties.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-11
INTOXICATED MAN
TALKS TO FIRE Boz

Engaged in conversation with
a fire alarm box. Arneiio beoli
was arrested by Officer Andrick
at Front and Madison streets
last night and locked up on o
charge OF drunkenness.
He had been trying to walk,
but staggered from house TO
curb before his fancy was struck
by the fire box. the officer said.
lie WAS fined $40 In City Court
today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-11
Marriage Announced.

riage, on July 80. Of Walter Berger
and Edna woodrow. 1t took place az
Asbury NJ. z. Church. Rev George
White Dawson officiating.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-11
Amusements ronIgh.

Queen" Goddess Men.
Arcadia Too Much Speed.
Aicine-'CarniVai
Riaf9o-''Thunder Siand
savoy" Up the Lane With Sallie."
PARKWAY" Dinty
Strand-"The Spenders.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-11

Have you tried Clover Dairy But
teri Telephones 154o-I541.-Adx
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-11

Today the classified ad columns
form a complete. carefully indexed
catalog Of today's wants and onerA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-11
Meather Forecast.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
washington, Aug. Ii.-Weather fore
cast for Delaware
Fair tonight, Friday increasing clouds
ness becoming unsettled by night. little
change in temperature.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-11
what Government WIN DO.

The engineers board further agreed
to recommend the removal of the pres
ent dyke and entraining wall on the
south side and replacing it with a
modern dyke extending from the bulk
head to be constructed by the harbor
board about 1850 feet easterly toward
the mouth Of the Christiana river. The
Continued on page 10.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
HITS BACK At DAWES.
Congressman Graham has
Something to Say About
Smoke Screens and
Grafters.

waahtnstou Feb The. first
answer to Hrik Gen Charles q Dawes
from the Special Committee InvestiEHt
ing War Expenditure. a sub commit
t..c which ho recently criticized IN pie
tureaque anKunEo came yesinrdaS
Representative " J. Graham - Ill
uois. head of he Special Committee. 81
Iudsd to General Dawes On tho floor 81
the House not ~ name but In unnis
takahla fashion At The close Of AZ
hours speech defending his investiga
tons ho said
When the gums N n hostile heet
Begin to firc. Il ls good strategy &
throw OUT smoke boxes and flee e
safety Thus Il has been lately. Til.
carefully staged performance recently
brought to our attention by one high n
the councils of tho Administration. b.
one who struts and swears and throw
about miserable grafrers ard incompe
tent officials tho ahelteriuR mantle O.
the glorious deeds Of our BOYS abroad
is 70 this end.
The captious hecklinR from Oh
Democratic brethren about the pavmen
Of certain bills is TO the same purpose
I charge YOU. my colleagues. that b.
hiud thts screen thieves and Rrafteri
- unwhippcd Of Justice and piltaS'
the public treasury.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

curau American Sugar Company. quarter
3, ur a. share on common payable
t.nffey Gillespie OH Company. quarterly OF
=. !ev cent or preferred payable March
International salt Company quarterly Of
- per cent payable April
Iudsay Light Company, quarterly OF S-4
r.ai cent or preferred, payable March, 81
Nferger1thaler Linotype Company. quar-
.-riy ~ - per cent. payable March 81
NarpnaI Enameling and Stamping Com
many quarterly Of ] y per cent or common
nsvabIe March I9 and 81 per cent on
I reffrred payable March 81
National Transit Company extra OF so
cents a share payable March Is
New York Airbrake Company, quarterly
~ p per cent. payable March IS.
AlnPV Bark Trust Company. semi
-ual of ? per cent and extra OF per cent
nayabie March n
Quaker Oats Company quarterly Of ~
per cent on common payable April IS, and
on preferred payable May 81
Republic Iron and Steel Company, quar-
reriy OF ~ per cent on common. and I3-4
g,er cent on preferred payable April
sIoss- sheffield steel and Iron Company.
quarterly Of ] 81 per cent on preferred
nayable April
south Porto Rico Sugar Company, guar
terly OF y per cent on common. and per
cent on preferred. payable April l.
sullivan Machinery Company. quarterly OF
81 share. payable april 10
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
OIL. AND TOBACCO
SHARES MAKE GAINS
paner Chemical and Leather
Specialties Show Losses
in Trading.

nv Associated Press TO Every Evsnhs'
Vow York. Feb. 1T.-(Wah suee''
~ 40 n m.)-Gains exceeded losses AT
,bc oDenng of today's stock market
b,,t Yesterdays late rally was only m
s,tforcntly sustained. Issues or the
same variety In the steel. motor ana
cn groups moved contrartly. Royal
p9tcb and sumatra tobacco were
thong while studebaker.. Chandler.
baldwin Locomotive. Mexican Pero-
le.tu and Central Leather preferreu
were correspondingly heavy. United
states Steel eased a small fraction and
,l,, inquiry for rails was limited TO
minor shares. notably Pittsburgh and
West Virginia and 81. Louis Southern
Iyuying of Republic Iron. Beet Sugar
aud American Tobacco stabilized prices
within the first half hour.
Noon i caders of the oil. food and
tobacco groups extended their gains
during tho morning. Foremost features
it.it.ded Mexican Petroleum, California
licking. Tobacco Products and retail
torres T, public Iron continued 20 ad
,inse ON it's favorable annual report
.,anitc almost points. Paper
s. r,i,al and leather specialties were
i,4,v To- weak Central Leather pre-
rred broke e points on inumauonS
mar adverse dividend action may short
l., tsKvn by tho directors f-Xpecta-
.Inn. ~ tu easier initial money RAT"
sr na, fuulsd. all loans opening AZ
r.l ..rt IN,hanl-e on London fell
u.~tar;ia.i, under yesterdays s hiEnest
quotation
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
STRIKES FLOATING MINE.
u. S. Schooner Endicott Blown
Up III Sea; Crew Escapes
in Life Boat.

New York. Feb n News OF the
blowing up az sea on the night OF Feb
ruarv . Of the four-m asted schooner
Charles @. Endicott b. floating mine
and of che escape from death of the 10
members of the crew was brought here
Yesterday bv the steamship Munamar
which arrived with the urvivors, from
Havana
The explosion occurred northwest Of
Cane Msysi. Cubs, according TO her cap
tam James G. Cook All except three
Of the crew had turned in he said, and
they al rushed up a. soon as the eXpio-
sion occurred
"Atfi said Captain Cook, thought
something had exploded within the cargo
Of coal but the next moment ! knew the
explosion came from the water, as the
schooner keeled over and tons Of water
came rushing in All Of us jumped into
the lifeboets
Standing by n the small boats until
theschoonersank out OF sight They hoIstet'
the sail and set out for the coast OF Cuba,
arriving about mghtfal OF the next day
at Antills
The Charles G Endicott, Of Isl net
tons. WAS owned by the Peninsula tx
port Company. Of thus Oity
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
DOLLAR DAY SALE WAS
GREATEST EVER KNOWN
BUSINESS Limited Only by Time
ard Amount of Stock Carried
by Merchants.

n. 4-. tav some of the stores cared
NJ .rei,.. G.ua crowds that tlooked "a
u ta, ,Ir-, Yesterday nn Dollar
I5t r,it. fuld today Every one who
tea tta - 'ral section IT the city
t-s., feslr7c4 rtat y WAS tho biggest
TT. -tores ever had. hat
.l.s d.d IF Ia urc business. IS Only
..c +. 'frfss' THAT lie tune was limited
sa.e...y a1d tho stocks Of goods were
exhausted
Many 81 thc largcr stores closed At
..s~ 3: shortly aiter III order that stock
t.a, were disordcrcd during the early
,r~} h,rr, might he ,trp ightcred out ard
Tie clerks have an opportunity 70 get
something to cal Some of the stores pro
vidcl uuch for their clerks and sent them
ta Ito Mnchroom separately
O-.c stoic paced $50 pairs ~ women $
.taeklrgs GA 4 counter for the sale, sup
posi9g tbs, that number would s'tflce
toT tie entire day The stockings, II Is
stated were sold IN less than an hour
MANY "A the stnrckeepeIs were uupre-
rared for the demand made upon then
and the stocks were speedily exhausted
No "dav before Christmas sale eve
approached IN volume oi business tia
transacted Yesterday. according to tn
statements 81 several merchants
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
Prostate Gland
Troubles Should Have
Immediate AtleHbO

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
BALDWIN PROFITS.
Surplus Tor 1920 Falls Two Thirds
From That OF Preceding Year

Phiadelphia Feb. ts-- surplus Of sl,-
f.>.5tS. after dividends on common and
preferred stock. Is reported IN the state
raent ~ the BALDWIN Locomotive Works
900 made public YESTERDAY. This is
irasted with the surplus of Sam
s Tor th, preceding year
,}7>oss profits for last y~aT were s11,-
rs 200 with net cash profit. after re
sr~vos for depreciatiou. income taxes
and deferred protts. u '442s.6lS
.,r.ss saI,s for 1920 showed decline
20 S73542.6f from SS4.307.777 IN 1919
ara Sl23.I-9c52 IN 1918.
samuel N Vauc!ain President, N
m report SAYS
notwithstanding sthe present un-
ee-isfa tory condition OF business the
" rid over there Is every reason 20 be
e. that voIr works may be operated
s. tn. same percentage Of capacity dur
H., al they have in the year just
r.sea the natural resdjustmeut
Vt.rr ", are passing through Will nc
1s.1s- have some surprises IL store for
tl- tut VolIT- President looks forward
v.-h couudence rc N early ssahdliza-
o. ~ YOUR business
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
HARDING IS CALLED ON
BY GERMAN--AMER|CANS
Visitors Say They Are Confident
of Just" and "immedi-
ate Peace

st Augustine. Fla. Feb i7.--Tssorso
syivantor Viereck, heading dsiosauon
from tho German American Citizens
League of the United States. called yes
terdny on President -eieea Harding.
The former editor OF The Fatherlnrd.
with his assoointea. has besn ir 81
Augustine several days. and nnA
conference war arranged Wh~n MF.
Harding wss asked whether he would
nee Viereok ha replied.
Il have been elected presfdsut N the
vy4lols American people. and | sbnli aee
any American citizen With . mission
who nsks to ses me.
No statement about the Vi-reok In
tarviow was forthcoming from the
prasident- elects headqunrters but Mr.
Vlerock gave out this
The German American citizons
League of the United 9tstes reo~nny
adopted a number of resoludons. which
are believed to express the oonssusus OF
opinion of patriotic and progressive
Americans of German blood on vital
issues confronting Mr. Hardins's nd
miuiHtrHtion
"A committee appointed By the
.engue conferred with the President
elect, at hts Invitation. on Feb. 1s at
/
him the resolutions In question and a
memorandum especially prepared for
the purpose
The President -eloct received the com
ni,tse IN tho most cordial manner H.
anticipatd many nf tho sub1es - whit b
they called 70 hig attention and showed
TINT he had given much and profound
| thought - the problems involved.
The COMMITTEES srupha sized the IA I
that II had ne candidates for political
office. that II asked no favors hut
vas interoeted soIeiy In principles affect
ing the honor and welfare of the Amer
can p"ople.
The eoumttee lefl senator Harding
with tho conviction that we may look
forward t. nor only m Immediate, lnf
iuat and equitable peace with Ger
many. That he new Administration VII
| protect al American rights and plao Z
on a piano If absolute eqnality alt
! American citizens
The committee fe~ls that Mv Hard
ing VIII d. everything IN his power q
allny the radical hatreds ana prejudic"s
.reate.d by the war - rnnnify ouf m
| tom and 20 mako his Adrninistra'lon
an erf. - good feeIins. 10Th n horn'
ard abroad Towards this end the neu
i.ara nf the committee pledged their snp
rpIt
tn Delegation. out siis of Vlarsck, cor
.nated ~ Ferdinand Walter u CnicHRo
retired capitalist William Ed"nfporu n
Nes DrIsaus l'raaident and osgnef 2
| tho auisyille HailuaY a Eavigatior
Company Rernard g. Heyr af <ea
Yarl fi'F. lawyer and t+cGT~ee ArtnaI
Lung y y. Of New York city cano'
! IF - ssLe nolas CatFe-Irai
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
LEADERS CONSIDER
CONTINUED from pawc 1
retention of Mr. White an national
chairman.


wa~hfnRton. Tab 17--Whiie tn.
petition asking for q meeting Of the
Full Democratic National Committee
on March / will be pressed when the
Executive Committee gets together
here today. confidence was Expressed
tonight among party leaders that an
open breach would be avoided.
II is generally accepted that tho hix-
ecutive Committee will favor having
George White retain the post oi Ma
tional Chairman at this time and reach
the conclusion that meeting of the
full committees at early "a date is
unnecessary.
The members of the Democratic Con
gressional Campaign Committee. of
which Representative Flood is Chair
man. took oornizanoe Of tho impending
row last night and adopted resolutions
opposing an early meeting of the full
committee or a change in the chairman
ship. The resolutions read
Resolved. that II ir the sence OF tho
Democratic National Conversational
Campaign Committee that there exists
at this time no party or public naceas-
~ for reorganization of the National
Democratic Committee or the selecuo
of a new Chairman thereof and. fur
ther. that IL would be regarded by the
Congressional Committee IA unfortun-
ate for any stops to be taken 10 such
An end. thus creating danger 20 that
party harmony So essential to the Dem
ocrttic Party in the Sixty-seventh Cpn-
gress. upon which there inevitably
must rest primary responsibility FOR
| the tissue and records upon which ths
contests of the future are to be waRed
| Seventeen members OF tho Conlsres
| slonal Committee were present. rht
resolution was introduced by Congress
man Garrett OF Tennessee.
Wilbur W Marsh. Treaslirer Of thu
| National Committee WAS IN eonsulta
| tion yesterday with Chairman White
sud other leaders ia regard to tht
| presentation of n program fur financing
| the party organization and paving ths
/ deficit An extensive drive 10 abtair
| funds is not contemplated Il Is said. bnf
requests may be made 70 nunbar q
| prominent Democrats 10 lend herinf
| hand to tide over present conditions
:! The deficit ia said 10 bn lees than 1900
GOO
Robert " woolie, and Thomas =
| Love. til" latter National ConumltteeIuR :
| from TeNas. who staited the petitiof
for meeting Of n" full committee h'
/ March say they have flfts-aia slrners
| o. more than a majority If 'he eem
mittee
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
FUNERAL OF o. d. wINGATE.
Services at Calvary Church This Morning
Largely Attented.

The funeral service for the late O. B.
Wingate. held at Calvary Episcopal
Church, this morning. were attended by
many s0rTowing relatives and friends
Several hundred railroad men from VIII
mipgton, Chester, Moore and Philadelphia
viewed the body, and attended the
service. Mr. Wingaie, n well-known rail
road nun, had been IN the employ Of
the Pennsylvania Co. for 33 years and
for the past three years was stationed at
Edge Moor as agent
The services III Calvary Church this
morning at J. O'Clock were impressive.
The only son Of the deceased, Rev.
Thomas VaT Wingate, rector Of Christ
Episcopal Church, Milford, ofiiciated
a second service will be held in Christ
p e. Church, Delaware City this after
noon
DECEASED was a member OF the p r. X
Veterans Association, Jackson Lodge,
No. 10, A. + and A. M Delta Chapter
r. A. NJ, and Calvary r. T. Church
He had two sisters and two brothers
| Miss Sarah Elizabeth Wingate, Mrs
Lena T.. FARRELL and William James Win
gate living in Delaware City, and Lester
p Wirgate, residing ia this city Inter.
| ment will be made this afternoon in Della
ware City cemetery
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
McGANN0N CASE WILL
90 TO JURY LATE TODAY,

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Cleveland. Feb 1.-THE case of
Judge William IL McGannon. of the
Municipal Court. charged with the
second degree murder OF Harold c.
kagy last May. was expected Ia 80 To a
Jury for the second time late today
Closing arguments were begun yester-
day.
When court opened today each side
had left, two Of three hours allowed
for argument
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
NAVAL posi- GRowISC
Drive ~ be Put on ~ Furrf-T insfea'
tho M~mhershiB

The John / Fisher naval Pos'
Is, Ancncau Iogion v'l met ~ 90
Ofboers fpmprrfV nlght af 'bn z -
tuildiuV 1mnatlnrs 200 isr ElNuftr
are . Hedler. lpr iref 00mr0anf'
Eiwrrd +eider lr fgr yr. ,smus. fs
Harry fphee for H.a,cn ,f-sr ~
C,eorgr Fvarr y b N4laal.ea and
H1mpeei ipr thr sucit.vr r. mn..'''.
lncrraso .n membership pornr.e
quarter and a .eIl 'snr ars 'ro
.rsta srrh w .anf ~ W .rfe-
pu Itr prr-r' m-mt rahf.
lf,G i sn'. ~ .rr r.
rnict -OG -i,re .fr
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
Comblng Legislative Bills

The Legislative Committee OF the
Chamber Of Commerce will meet on Sat
urday afternoon for the purpose Of further
discussing certain measures now before
the Legislature in which the citizens OF
this city are interested. There are many
bills addition 20 those bearing chiefly
on ocal interest that are either valuable
locally or iuiInIcal IN some sections to this
city tnat also have TO be considered
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
POWDER Quotations.
Reported Daily at Noon by Laird 4 Co.,
du PoDt Building.
WOMAN CAPTURES 2 BANDITS
Illinois Chief Of Police Goes For En- With
Posse

Benton, III. Feb II. Miss Lizzie
Overturff, Chief 81 Police at Buckner,
near here, yesterday afternoon arrested
two Of four armed bandits who had held
up crap game and obtained 500, after
woundIhg John Hall, a bystander in
the left arm.
Miss Overturf organized q posse that
pursued the quarry several miles into
the country Two Of the bandits at
tempted TO hide IN field, but the posse
disarmed them and brought them in.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
60l GET JOBS BACK.
h. and O. Repair Shop at Cumberland Is
ReODened

Cumberland. Md Feb L AIl co.
machinlsts OF tue back shop Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Virginia avenue
who we're furloughed January y on sc
count OF general business depression.
were called back 70 work on the 7 a m
and the ; - 2 II shifts yesterday an3
full operations IT that heavy repair
shop is expected t. continue indefinitely.
according to an official.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
A. Concrete Block Convention.

Henry j.. Jones Of Elsmere left today
10 attend a convention in Camden. n. J..
Of the Eastern Section of the Concrete
Block Manufacturers. This building
material is used exclusively in the far
Western cities and as far east as Pitts
burgh where whole blocks Of dwellings
have been erected the past year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
DISASTROUS FIRE PREVENTED.

Salisbury, Nd Feb. IL Prevention
Of 4 disastrous fire was quickly eff ected
here yesterday afternoon by the speedy
work of the Salisbury Fire department
when firein pile of lumber IN the wards
of the c. X Disharoon 60 was extin.
guished The yards Of the company arr
Extensive and adjacent TO the large lum
ber factory OF Senator g X Disharo ON
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
With the Randing "a Years

Among the II employees who have JUS
been added to the pension list Of the
Philadelphia d Reading railway, George
Hafer laborer, locomotive shops, Road
ing Pa holds the record for length Of
service. haviIg been with the Reading
81 year- acd two months. His pension
became effective january 1921
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
Thieves Like Boothwy II

baltimore 4 OHIO railroad for the third
time in SIX weeks, yesterday Besides
nackaees. they also got a small amount
Of cash They left behiud nunhcr Of
burglar tools
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
BISHOP FARREIIY's FUNERAL.
More Than Score OF High Church
Dignitaries at Ceremonies.

Dignitaries At Ceremonies.
Ey Associated Press % Every Evening.
Cleveland. Ohio. Feb Church
a,ertaries and distinguished laity from
many parts Of the t.nited States attend
cd the funeral services today of Bishop
John T. Earrely Of the Cleveland
Catholic diocese. who died Saturday at
knoxville. Tenn More than . score Of
bishops wero present or represented
Archbishop Henry Mocller of Cincin
nau was colebrant OF the solemn
requiem mass. while the funeral ora
ton was delivered by Bishop John Il
Morris Of Little Rock Ark a lifelong
friend uf the dead prelate Monsi9nor
John E Burke. OF New York. reelted
the benedictus AZ the body WAS placed
III tho crypt beneath the altar Of St
Johns Cathedral
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
TO AID BERGDoLEs CHAsERs.
Ieeionist Goes TO See L. ;. Men in
German Jail

Paris, Feb. IA member of the
Paris Post OF the American Legion
started yesterday FOR Germany TO look
after the interests of Carl Neuf and
Frank Zilnmer. Americans. held in Jail
At Ebertach. Baden on the charge of
having attempted TO kidnap Grover c.
e4gdoll the American draft cvader
The legion representative will go first
20 Coblenz and consult with the Ameri-
can military authorities.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
Walters Annual Ball.

The annual reception and ball Of the
Colored Wilmington " alters Association
viii he held tonight IL Odd Fellows Temple
Tenth and Orange streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
To Visit in IIfah.

Paul Mcconnell and Fred Clarke arel
leaving for Odgen, Utah. where they vii
he guests Of Lee Mahoney who has been
there fof thc past year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-17
Tractor Dem nstratlon

Do NOT fail 70 see the demonstgauoas
81 niu and tractor all day SATURDAY..
Fe.ruary 18th At White Bros. y =
Ccr Front ana Orange Adv