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The Mena weekly star., 1921-09-08
Made Cave =.
 Man By Force
Salina. Kansas Man Taken Prisoner, Held Two Months by Mexican With
 Mustache, Then Freed, He Says.

Salina, Kas., Sept 2.-Henry Ash. ton of Salina has quite as romantic a story as Henry Ashton of Hammer moore. The Salina Ashton's adven. lures are too recent to have been in- corporated into an immortal opera such as the famous Lucia but per- haps some composer will take care of him yet.
 Henry Ashton of Salina was made a cave man by force, he says, and the fact that Chief of Police Charles Drevits takes the story with couple of grains of salt hasn't caused it's hero to retreat an inch. Henry Ash ton of Salina was kidnapped two months ago, he says, and held prison CT by Mexican with mustache. And then he woke up, last night.
 Taken to Cave Under Guard.
 Ashton's memory is clouded as to q part of the time, but he declares he was placed in large car two months ago and taken to a cave where he was kept under guard. The Mexicn with the long mustache fed him bread and coffee periodically. Altho Ashton, who is restaurant keeper, says he frequently asked the Mexian why he was being kept prisoner, he was never able to get any satisfaction.
 He was not cruelty treated, except that his meals were not regular and sometimes he was left alone, but a prisoner, a whole day or more. He says he was drugged twice, first when he was kidnapped and again when he was taken away from the cave. Ashton was kidnapped, he says, on North Santa Fe avenue when two men in a closed car stopped him and questioned him concerning the Golden Belt high way.
 "While talking to the men some thing happened to me-" he said today. That's the last I remember until woke up in the cave. I do not know where the cave is. They kept me there all the time, the Mexican caring for me.
 Had Rip Van Wrinkle Sleep.
 Hast Tuesday morning I was taken from the cave and given something to drink that l thought was water. The next thing l knew I was lying in the weeds near Salina with a gag in my mouth, my hands and feet bound. I wriggled around and finally got in the road where l was able to signal people for help"
 Ashton's feet were bare and on his face was a weeks growth of beard. He does not explain where or how he was shaved. He says the cave must be quite a distance from Saiina as it took two days to make the trip to Salina. Mrs. Ashton says her hus- band has been away several weeks but that she did not report his mysterious
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miners are employed by the Colorado Fuel and Iron company. No disorders are expected.
 Officials of the company declared q verbal agreement on the question of wages was made with the men.
 Members of the industrial commis- sion said no notice of a reduction was filed by the company, as is required by law.
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LOVED. AND LOST, AND DIED.
Law Forbidding Consanguineous
 Marriages Cause Girls Suicide.

Detroit, Sept. 2.-Driven insane, it is believed, because the state law pre- vented her from marrying her first cousin, Burr Roberts, IS years old, killed herself by firing a bullet thru her lungs. Her cousin, Roy Fortner, with whom she had been in love for several years, told her Saturday night that altho he was very fond of her, their love affair must end.
 He said that, because of the law preventing the marriage of first cousins, it would be foolish to allow the affair to continue.
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RANGERS TO STRIKE AREA.
Between 1900 and 2000 Miners Are
 Idle in Colorado Coal Field.

Denver, Colo, Sept. 3.-state rang CTS were on duty tonight in the mine strike area in southern Colorado, where between l,50o and 2.000 coal miners are reported idle. following notice of a wage reduction. The
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WARNING ORDER

Tn the chancefy Court of. Polk County, Arkansas. Annie Philips Plaintiff vs K. ]. phii- ins. Defendant
 The Defendant K. I. Philips. is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and anHwer the complaint or the Plaintiff. Annie Philips.
 Witness my hand and the seal of said court this sth day Of Sept. 1921
 w. L. PARKER. Clerk Ia \. Burnett Atty for Plaintiff ". N Martin. Atty nd Lftem azt pnb. Sept. last Sept as lfzi
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coMMIssInNER.s sALE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That In pursuance of he authority and die rections contained in the decretal order of the ChaneerY Court of PollS County. made and entered on tho 18th day of AuRuat. X. D. 1D2t in n certain cause (No, 95b) then pending therein be- tween Gffie J. Sanford. complainant. and Charles Sanford defendant tho Court will offer for sale ct public ven~ due Co the highest bidder at what is known as sanford Place, near Board Camp ein the County of Polk within the hours prescribed by iaw fer iudl- ciai sales on Friday the 99th day of described real estate, to wit. The SW Y SWA of Sec. 29 Township 3 Soufif Range 29 West containing 70 acres part of the NV F NV ts of See. a4 Tps &. E. 2g w, containing 2s apres t part of NEh NWM of Sec e4, Tr s. Ii. % West containing f1s aeres and more particularly described as fol- lows. Beginning on the Weaf boundary line where the Dallas and Hot Springs Road crosses the line thence East along road no yards: thence North Ss yards thence Northwest te point Ils yards North of the starting point thence South 10 yards to the place Of beginning
 Also the following personal property, to wit; stands of bees. lt deer: cines and office fixtures: 1 barrel of roof paint. i hot air apparatus. 1 tel- ephone box. l Ford ear. and many oth- CT articles all in the County of Polk. state of Arkansas.
 TERMS or SALE. Cash in hand no credit
 Given under my hand this srd day of
 W. L. PARKER.
 Commissionef in Chancery
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absence because she considered it a family affair.
 Twenty eight dollars and watch Ashton says he had when kidnapped were missing when he reached home.
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REVOLT IMPERILs SPAIN.
ng Intensified by Revelation of
 ls,000 Losses in Morocco.

ndon, Sept. 3.-Spanish reverses zorocco are imperiling a dispatch
 Sunday Express, from a corre- Htnt on the Franco-Spanish from wave of revolutionary feeling is <ted to be sweeping Spain.
 EFs of the grave domestic situ-
 which has been intensified by <<elation that the Spanish forces srocco have lost 18.oO0 men. is
 z out Of Spain. despite the rigid
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LEGAL NOTICES.
wARNING nnnEn

In the chancery Court of Polk County Arkansas.
 tins, vs. J. L. Arnold and Martha Ar mold Defendants.
 The Defendants, J. L. Arnold and Martha Arnold. are warned to appear answer the complaint of the Plaintiffs w. R. Cole and J. C. Lawrence. Witness my hand and the seal Of said court this 9th day of Sept. 1921.
 w. l.. PARKER, Clerk. McPhetrige & Martin. Atty for p1ntf lst pub. Sept. g. last Sept. 29. 1921
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WARNINa nnnEn

In the Chancery Court of Polk County, Arkansas. J. B Rice, Plaintif. .vs. S c Wiseman, ]. w. Wade and Nj. L. Wade Defendl ants.
 The Defendants, S. C. wiseman. ]. W. Wade and M. l.. Wade, are warned to and answer the complaint of the Plain tiff, J B. Rice.
 Witness my hand and the seal of said court this lst day of Septembe 1921.
 W. l.. PARKER, Clerk, Minor Pipkin. Atty, for Plaintiff. J. w Van Hoy, Atty. for Defendant lst pub. Sept s; last Sept 2s, 1921
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WARNIN. OunEu

n thc Chancery Court of Polk County, Arkansas.
 Fannie Johnson and Della Davis. Plain tifs, ys. John Hubscher. q. w Hin- Jackson and Abbie Jackson. Defend ants
 The Defendants. c. W. HinkIe and Mary Hinkle, are warned to appear In swer the complaint of the Plaintiffs. Fannie Johnson and Della Davis. Witness my hand and the seal of said court this ist day of September, 1921.
 W. l.. PARKER. Clerk. Minor Pipkin. Atty for Plaintiff. J. W Van Hoy Atty. for Defendant lst pub. Sept. 8 last Sept 20. 1921
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666 cures Malaria. Chills and Fever. Bilious Fever, Colds and LaGrippe, or n oney refunded.
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Delinquent Lands. RaiIroadS Telegraph Lfae
 Telephone Lines Pipe Lines. Defendants.

All having claiming any interest in the fol lowing described lands other property hereby
 fled that suit is pending in chancery County Arkansas to enforce the collection of the subjoned list of lands supposed having been opposite or her or it's land or ether property, together 1e4ch ta Nir-
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Colds tnnse Orb snd IafIueuza

LAXATIVE n1<oMo osIININE Tnbless fs.nops ste o<e<> Ter is en1s oos ~B'espp Qrlnipe E W fk1fks @z<aasas< eu txx set
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In the Chancery Court of Polk County Arkansas. Neomiah Mulfprd, Plaintiff. vs. Archie Mulford. Defendant.
 The Defendant. Archie MuIford fr warned tO appear iii this court within thirty days aud answer the complaint of the Plaintiff. Nnumtah Maifcrd Witness my hand and fhe ~enf nf said cnur4 this 3Td aaF If September 1ae1
 W l. PARKER. Clerk Nef#ooa & Alley. Aff<. fsf Hlnff " N. Martin A8fafHER d LIten4 iat Euh aenI lass Sept g. 1921.
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CITY OF MENA Original Townsite

Swings Sub NiL 'Raikt pt E5a n5xl59l IS .75 Avery, W. ...........-.-. N" 1N'uil0h So 10 Meha
 c,,u Hall's First Addition to Mens 1S lS ''' b iiais second Pt sw cor 27 300
 Beek.s snh Io, % v,nsy....a. NEt 15o
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THuRspAY sEPrEMRER s 1ss

ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO |. of Polk County.
 Arkansas. PIaintin.
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MARNING nnnFn

ist pub. sept. lasf Sent a ig2i'
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TOWN OF DALLAS
Unknown Unknown

! II All persons and corporations notified that they by to appear within Tour weeks and defense vii taken for confessed the be directing the purposes collect ing said together penalty and allowed by law IT v f
 This the Srd day of September 1921.
 w, L. PARKER Clerk of Said
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-02
LIVES NOTES.

1sewes, July after spending sev-
eral weeks with Mrs. Henry Rowland,
IN Wilmington. Mrs. Gus Atkins has
returned 20 her home IN Iewes. ae-
companlcd by her grandson, !. Wright
Rowland. who win stay with his
paternal grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Rowland. most OF the sum
mer.
Gunner McMichael and family left
Isewcs on Thursday for Philadelphia.
where they will make their home. For
twelve years Mr.. MeMichael has been
in the u, s. radio service. for more
than two years ut the fsewes radio
station. lie has resigned from the
service His young daughter. Marga-
ret, who was severely hurt by fail
from her bicycle n few weeks ago. has
entirely recovered.
While early potatoes and string
spell. the rain this week came In
time to save tomatoes, lima beans and
corn. r. Johnson got only Ave bas-
kets of marketable potatoes from
bushel planted, which ordinarily would
have yielded four or 1--WE times as
many.
Dr and Mrs. William II. Hall Of
Philadelphia are the guests Of Miss
Leila Lyons. They motored from
Philadelphia in their car.
are In New York city visiting their
Miss Gladys and Miss Dorothy Rust
aunt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-02
CECIL COUNTY NOTES,

Snecial Dispatch to Every Evening.
Elkton. Md, July 2.-Lightning.
during Thursdays storm. fired the
barn of George McIntire, near Calvert.
destroying the building and It's con-
tents of this years crops, and the
farming implements. 1T is said he
carried no insurance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Heatzig of
Elkton. announce the engagement of
their daughter. Ellie I4oreaux. to r
James White of Wilmington.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bruce, wife of James
Bruce, died on Thursday at her home
near Conowingo, aged 63 years.
The Town Council of Elkton has
fixed the town tax rate for the ENSUING
year at 81 on the 500, the same rate
as last year.
Key. James Nelson has been an
pointed manager of the annual Dia-
trict Campmeeting of the Nazarene
church, which will open at Conson
Park, near North East, In August.
Rev. Thomas z. Mckee, the new
pastor of West Nottingham prasbx.
terian Church. has taken charge of
his new duties.
The congregation of Elkton Presby.
terian church held an adjourned meet
ing IN the chapel. Last evening. which
later ended in social gathering. the
ladies' serving Refreshments.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-02
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Colonel Harry Camac OF Dover
Falls Dead While Watching
Baseball Game.
FAIRGROUNDS AT NEWPORT

From Every Evenings Correspondents.
Newport July 2.--The playground
NJ Newport, one block west of the NJ.
E. Church, and exactly In the centre
of the town, will soon be In readiness
for the summer. This plot of ground
was the property of Miss Ella w.
johnson, who turned II over TO the
church Go be used for recreation
centre. ft is stili under construction.
The new director. Fred W. Allen,
Of Springfield College OF Physical Edu-
cation, New York City, has arrived
and is supervising the installation Of
swings. sec-saws. sliding boards
horizontal bars. balancing beams. sand
hoN, baseball diamond, volleybail and
basketball courts, and a running track.
which will comprise the equipment.
Rev. w Vaughan Moore. pastor of
Newport NJ. T. church IS quite active
in this work. and expects the play
ground at Newport TO be one of the
hest equipped centers in the state
when completed. MIR Moore con-
ceivcd the idea Of moving the play
ground from the school grounds to its
present location. on account of the
central location.
Mr. Allen will start an inter play
ground meet I'm baseball volleyball
and basketball with the twelve play
grounds of Wilmington.
The womans club Of Newport is
furnishing the equipment for the play
ground. and will finance il.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-02
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City, July 2-Major DR..
Bauman has moved his family from
Lansdale. Nj. TO Fort du Pont.
Committee viii be held next week
to consider the starting OF a child
health center in this place.
The Delaware City team of the
Suburban League will play the Def
ance team OF Wilmington a
double-header here on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Sanders and
daughter. Doris. OF Philadelphia are
guests Of Mrs. Rose lambert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stiilman and
son, Rodney. Of Baltimore, Md. are
guests Of Mrs. Thomas Price.
Major and Mrs. Donald Ashbridre
and. daughter. Isabelle, Of Washington
ID. G., are guests of her mother. Mrs.
Edward Reybold.
Mrs William Bowen is spending
two weeks with her daughter. Mrs
Harry Newman Of Aiken. Md.
William Keane, engineer or the
U. S. S. Neptune of Fort McHenry.
is here until after the
Fourth with his family.
Mrs. Anna Mills of Washington. ID.
G., who is here visiting her mother.
Mrs. Charles Johnson. while cutting
bread yesterday. severely gashed
her left hand. Attention was given
by DR.. W. w. Ellis.
Sergeant and Mrs. Walter Hepler
'f Fort du Pont are receiving con-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-02
Y. o. :. or A. OFFICERS.

seaford. July 2--washington Camp,
No y. .. ) OF A.. has elected the
following officers Charles II. Coma
way president Nj s. Coulbourn, vice
president J X. Phillips, Jr, master
OF forms. j. Burton Wainwright, con-
ductor. n NJ. Conaway. financial sec
retary. r Scott Purse. treasurer; /;
William 4. Moore, recording seCre-
tary. William A. wheeler. chaplain:
Wilbur Frying inside sentinel. Sher-
man Neal guard, 9. w. Favinger,
~ NJ. Conaway and e. A. West,
trustees delegates 70 the annual
state Camp. which meets in August.
at Georgetown Charles r.. Tun, G.
A. West, s. s. West. Charles Marvil.
Jr., and Sherman Neal Alternates.
Wilbur F'ryling. Fred II. Locates.
Frank Dryden. j. Burton Wainwright
and u. s. wakeman.
The following officers have been
elected by Liberty Bell Council, No
% Jr o u A. NJ. Councillor, Chss.
y Tull. vice-councilIor, {. G. Wiley
assistant recording secretary, William
Wiley. recording secretary. ]. P'~
ton Wainwright financial secretary,
" A. wheeler. warden, Bresr'-~
Coulbourn; treasurer. Il. Scott Purse
inside sentinel, Everett Z, Willin'
outside sentinel. Glen NJ. Huston
trustees. George Osbier G. A. West
and william T. Iank
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-02
NEWS OF LAUREL.

Laurel. July Mrs. Fred Martin
and children. Helen and Annabelle
left yesterday for New York, where
er-H,ilI teis her husband who is
captain OF a large sea-going ship
which recently anchored in New York
harbor.
Elijah Hearne is home for the sum-
mer months. after making a trip TO
Texas on the U-S.S. Gulf Maid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson Moore left
today for a motor trip TO New York,
where they will visit friends and rela-
1ives.
Curtis r. Davis and family left this
week for a motor trip through Mary
land and West Virginia, and win visit
his son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. George v. Wood, In Harrison
burg. w. Va.
Rev. and Mrs. w Osborne Bennett
entertained at their home on Central
avenue Thursday afternoon, in honor
Of the thirteenth birthday anniversary
OF their son. Osborne.
Officers OF the new Baseball Park
Association have been elected as fol-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-02
NIDDLETowN NOTES.

Middletown. July 2.--The hay field
on the farm Of c. E. Spicer two miles
South Of Middletown. caught fire. sup
posedly spark from a passing loco
motive. and about one-third Of the
crop Of hay was burned before the fire
could be extinguished.
The committee in charge Of arrange
ments for the Middletown carnival
which will be held in Mrs. u. F..
Brady's field North of the Century
Club, July 1e to %, Is working hard to
make the affair one OF the most at
tractive carnivals ever held in the
State, a band of thirty-five pieces
will furnish music on the grounds
each evening and many new attrac-
tons will nc shown.
Mrs. Martin r. Burris and Miss
Marjorie yirdin have returned from a
weeks visit with friends in Washing
ton D. c.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-02
TO RECEIVE NEW ENGINE.

Richardson Park, July 2.--Residents
of this scetiin will have a gala time
on Monday when the new $4,000 COM
bination fire apparatus Of the Five
Points Civic Association will be pre-
sented
The outstanding feature Of the days
celebration viii be the flag raising at
Elmhurst Mt o'clock in the evening
when a huge American flag and the
Five Points pennant will be unfurled
from the top Of an s0-foot pole, while
community sing is in progress. The
pole was presented Ivy A, NJ Mat
thews and was erected by workmen of
the wilmington & Philadelphia Traction
Co. yesterday. The pole is set in
cement and the base will be made a
beauty spot with beds Of flowers.
The firing squad Of Welcome Coun-
Gil, Jr, Q. Y. A. NJ. will fire the salute
as the flag is raised by Eve small girls.
who will he dressed in white and
wear red. white and blue saShes. The
fire apparatus will be tested during
the morning at various points in the
five suburbs and the field sports will
begin at l.30 icloCk at ElmhuTEt
Field. This will he followed by a bail
game. between the Five Points team
and The A. A. OF Wilmington.
The program Of field sports includes
the following; 50-yard dash for boys
under Is years. to be run in three
heats; hurdle races. vheelbarrow races,
5o-yard dash FOR girls. potato race,
three-lcgged race.
The evenings program includes The
community sing at Z o'clock led by
Frank Rodrigues. when the flag will
be raised by the following children
Betty Matthews, Elmhurst Sarah
Hubbard, Ashley; Elizabeth McKaig,
CIynrich; Anna Bell Smith, Belle
moor; Hazel Matthews. Richardson
Park, and Miss Margery Dougherty.
Betiemoor. who will release hundreds
Of small flags from the large one as
it is raised
The committee also is endeavoring |
to arrange for display OF fireworks |
as closing feature Of the nights |
program.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-02
SrAFoRD AND VICINITY.

seaford. July Farmers in - :
immediate section report that the rain
OF Thursday afternoon nenetrn+o
their fields 70 a depth Of four inches
while the farmers Of Mt. Zion neigh
eorhocd, halfway between Seafn~7
and Laurel. report that the rainfall
penetrated only to a depth Of ~
inches.
Georre Emery and William Miller
OF this town and Robert Baynum -
Milford have gone TO Camp Mo0si-
lsuke. n. IL. where they will ce',--
during July and August.
Mrs. l.. L. Green Of Philadelphia
and Mrs. Catherine Graham Of Pitts
burg. Ia. are spending the summer at
the home of Colonel James ]. Ross.
near town.
An epidemic OF whooping cough is
prevalent in Seaford.
Prof. II. T.. Stahl, superintendent OF
seaford public schools. left this week
for Des Moines. Iowa, and other
points west, to be gone until August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Blake Of Chi
cago are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. @.
Fred Galloway. West Seafosd.
Miss Betty Reed of Wilmington is
here visiting her aunts. Mrs. Marshall
Hammond and Mrs. J. +. Herrant
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hoax and
daughter Of Uniontown, Pa are visit
inS Mrs. Hoak's mother, Mrs. Eunice
ponoho. West Seaford
While Mrs. George W Sullivan.
near town. was in Seaford. shopping
this week. a sneak thief entered her
home and stole $50 and several ar
ticlos Of clothing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-02
NEWPORT NOTES.

Newport. July 2--The Sunday school
,Ia4s Of Mrs. Charles Long has dccid-
cd to have carnival on Friday and
saturday. August and 6, proceeds for
the benefit of the church. This class
viii also enjoy picnic on Tuesday, at
which time they will go down TO
l.ynam's Grove along the Christiana,
and enjoy sports. and have picnic
lunch.
Mrs. w I. Dun and Mrs. Joseph
slack and children will spend this
month Al their cottage at Rehoboth
Reach
Miss Viola Seeds has returned TO her
home herr after spending her vaCa-
ton with friends In Maryland and
Pennsylvania.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-02

lows; President. Willard +. Deputy;
treasurer, II. u, Woottcn, field up
keep. Raymond CULLEN, booking man.
ager, Fred $. Burford. Jr.. manager,
Charles Woottcn. conveyance man
ager, Roland Quflien gate callt otora,
A =. Williams, Granville Locates.
Crawford Wright. Chris G. ellis. The
following players have reported for
practice. Fred Hurford, Leighton Fow-
ier William Pusey. jennings Quilien.
Harvey oliphant. Raymond Quiiicn,
elijah liearne. Laran Ellis, Alton
Wootten. Louis Iiebowltx.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-02
NEW DYNAMITE.
du Pont 90. Has Perfected Non.
Freezing Product

Freezing Product
The du lont Co. has developed and
perfected formula for the manufac-
ture Of straight dynamite which re-
suits in that explosive being proof
against freezing even In zero tempera-
lures. As o consequence Of this Cevel-
opment. the company has determined
e discontinue the manufacture OF It's
former straight dynamite and here
after all this kind Of explosive will be
made by the new low-freezing method
The perfection Of the formula IL the
result of years of experimental fion in
the laboratory and in the field and
marks one of the greatest advances
IN the art of explosives ma nufacture
Straight dynamite has for years been
the sta ndard Of the world in nearly
every kind og open work, but a dis
advantage has been its liability to
freeze at temperatures below hfty do.
srees Fahrenheit As any dynamite
loses some part, If not all. OF ita eli
cheney when chilled or frozen. many
attempts have been made to make II
low-frcezing. The perfection Of the
new powder" by the du pont Conn
pany makes IL possible 70 use straight
dynamite the year round in industrial
operations. ThawinE, with jts less az
time and attendant dangers. has prac-
tically been eliminated. The npxv .x.
piosive has been fully tested ana
proved and the formula for making II
mas been made standard i'm All The
pants OF the company producing Iiyna-
mite,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-02
Fail Not to Visit the Oriental Shop

if the seductive charm of
the art of the Orient be-
guiles you at all.
But this is a veritable
museum !" people have ex-
claimed in astonishment.
Without making any such
claim, it may be said in all
modesty that the Oriental
Shop contains a wealth of in
teresting antiques, curios and
other things which ordinarily
can be seen only in museums;
That any visitor inclined to
purchase has the privilege Of
acquiring them;
That he pays no entrance
fee and is not obliged to board
a street car or q taxi for the
usual long-distance ride, but
need only step right into