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The Nome nugget., 1921-10-01
MONDAY (TElEGRAPHlC)
WOMEN'S RIGHTS BILL GIVES
 WOMEN NEW STATUS

Washington. Sept PA "wo- mans Rights" is proposed for enact ment by both federal and state gov ernment to remove the present le- gal discrimination against women by the National Womens Party. will if 1t becomes law gives women an en- tirely new and unique statue and widely alter present social customs
 According to statement issued by the National Women's Party head quarters. under the provisions of the bill women would have the right on marriage to choose their name, talk ing that of their husband or retain ing their own; would have every voice in the control of their children. whether legitimate or illegitimate. Under the proposed bill all the com mon liabilities of women would also be abrogated.
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swered in the Superior Court to the charge of manslaIghter filed acainst him nj connection with the lsath of Virginia Rappe as 2 result of all ieGad violence
 Judge Lazarus decided on the ev- idence introduced that the charge of murder was not warranted Dis trict Attorney Hrady then moved Shat Arbuckle be released on his own recognizance Thr court how ever. fixed bonds at $1o,oor' Ar buckle was released at a quarter af- ter five and immediately left with his attorneys in an automobile
 "The very fact that Arbuckle va, held to answer for manslaughtar demonstrated that he should have been held for murder" District At torney Bfauy declared in statement on the Arbuckle case issued today.
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NEW YORK TEAMS
 LEADING BOTH TEAMS

New York, Sept. 26-By defeating Cleveland this afternoon New York took a firmer grip on first place in the American League. The victory gave the Americans lead of two full games. With Cleveland having only four more games to play and New York five. it looks to be certainty that the two New York teams will contest the World series this year. Ruth was the hero of today's game, hitting two home runs and a two bagger. Ruth walked home on each Of the four times he was up. To date the famous swat man has fifty eight home runs to his credit. four more than his record of last year.
The Nome nugget., 1921-10-01
ALASKA TOWER
 APPLICATIONS FILED

Washington, Sept. 2s-Frank C. Daugherty has filed with the Fed eral Power Commission applications for power for hydro-electric projects on the Kartia River, Prince of Wales Island. Green Lake. Baranoff Island and at Fort Snettisham. The var ious power applications contemplate the development of a total of about 3O,000 horse power for wood pulp production.
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CONSPIRACY CHARGES ENTER
 ARBUCkLf, CASE

San Francisco, Sept. 2G-Frank Dominguez, attorney for the defense in the Arbuckle case. late this af- ternoon had Al Semnacher, formerly Miss Rappe's manager and witness for the State, recalled to the witness stand in an attempt to prove that Semnacher's action in taking the clothes of Miss Rappe out of the St Francis hotel and to his home in Hollywood. near Los Angeles. was part of conspiracy on the part of Semnacher. Earl Lynn and Mrs. B NJ. Belmont. the object Of which was to extort money from Arbuckle. Semnacher testified but denied the charge.
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VIC HELD UP BY STORM AT PASS

Today, for the second time since her departure from Seattle enroute to Nome. the steamship Victoria was held up by stormy weather and will probably not reach Nome before Fri day night at the earliest
 Radio advices from the steamer at : a. m reported her hove to of the vessel could not enter Boring Sea. '"
The Nome nugget., 1921-10-01
NEWBEHRY CLEARED OF
 CORRUPTION CHARGES

Washington Sept 2s-The ma iority mem bers of the Senate Elec- ton Committee reported today on the Newberry case clearing Senator Newberry of the charges of corrup- ton laid against him and recom-- mending that be be seated
 The Democratic members of the Committee. however. declared that Newberry was elected by corrupt and illegal methods and practices and re- commented that the seat be declared vacant
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Giving Out
The Struggle Diseourasss Many |
 Citizen Of Nome

 The Struggle oiseourasss Many .
 Citizen of Nome
 Around all day with an aching back. Can't rest at night;
 Enough to make any one" give up" Doan's Kidney Pills are helping thousands.
 They are for kidney backaches;
 And other kidney ills.
 Here is convincing proof of their merit:
 Mrs. Vim. Kaufman, 1927 Grand Ave-. San Pedro. Cal, says Y can re- commend Doan's Kidney Pills from ex- perience. I know they will do what Is claimed for them. My kidneys were weak and I had dull backaches and felt tired and had no energy. Dizzy headaches made me miserable and my kidneys acted too frequently and caus- ed me much annoyance. I read of Doan's Kidney Pills and used them. They helped me right away and I con- tinued to use them until was cured of all signs of the trouble"
 Price soc. at all dealers. Don't simply ask for kidney resnedy-get Doan's Kidney P;lls--the same that Mrs Kaufman had. Foster Nilburn Co.,, Mrs. Buffalo. N. Y.
 Advertisement
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CHIEF CHARGES CHICAGO
 COPS WITH BOOTLEGGING

Chicago. Sept. 26-The federal officials here have started an inves- partment as result of charges made by Chief of Police Fitzmorris that a large portion of the police force is engaged in bootlegging
 Chief Fitzmorris has declared that fully half of the five thousand police men are bottleggers and are plying their illicit liquor operations more industriously than their watch over the city.
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SEATTLE WIFE TAKES
 SHOT AT HUSBAND

Seattle, Sept. 26-Mrs Lyle took four shots at her husband, J. M. Lyle this morning. fracturing his left arm and while she told the po- lice that she regretted not having "better aim," Lyle replied "I can not prosecute her. Domestic in- felicity is said to be at the bottom of the affair.
 Both were released and returned to their Capitol Hill home.
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ENTIRE TRAIN CREW CAUGHT
 AIDING BOOTLE(iGERS

Seattle, Sept. 27-The discharge of an entire train crew today. dis closed that a certain Great Northern train plying between Vancouver and Seattle has been making regular stops at q no station point and un- loading supplies of liquor to bootleg gers for delivery to fashiona ble country club golf grounds near by
 The entire train crew has been in dicted by the grand jury.
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NEW SHIPS TO SURVEY
 ALASKA COAST

Washington, Sept 29-Under or ders of the new budget bureau, the steel oil burning mine sw'eepers. Aux and Asprey. both of which are now at Portsmouth. New Hampshire, are to be transferred to the Coast and Geodetic Survey and will be sent to the Pacific by spring to study the ocean currents and chart Alaska channels. il was announced today.
The Nome nugget., 1921-10-01
BANDIT GARDNER ASKS
 FOR PARDON IN LETTER

San Francisco. Sept. 26-Roy Gardner, tho escaped bandit. in . letter to George L. North. assistant manager and editor of the San Fran cisco Bulletin. admits that he was shot by the McNein Island guards while making his escape but sus- tained only desh wounds.
 Gardner's message enclosed . let ter to President Harding asking for a pardon.
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MAHONEY DEFENSE,
 CLAIMS FLAW IN
 STATES EVIDENCE

Seattle. Sept 2s-Declsring that the defense will prove that Mrs James P. Mahoney was alive on April IS. on which date the state alleges her husband killed. Attorney today briefly outlined the contentious of the defense to the trial jury in the Superior Court
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THURSDAY (TELEGRApHic)
GEORGE AGAIN INVITES CONFERENCE ON
 IRISH QUESTION

London. Sept 29---The leaders of the Sim Feinn were again invited to a conference in this city on October Il, in note dispatched to De Valera by Lloyd George early today.
 Although inviting another confer ence. Lloyd George informed De Va lera that the British government could not alter it's fundamental DO sition. which he declared is vital to the empires existence.
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MISS HANAN DIES FROM
 WOUNDS OF LOVE RIVAL.

New York. Sept. 25-Miss Mill dred Hanan, daughter of the famous shoe man, who was shot here Friday by Mrs. Grace Laws. who later sui cided, died today after she had de clined to disclose why Mrs. Laws had shot her. although both were known to have been in love with John S. Bolange. a wealthy importer
 Bolande was at Miss Hanan's bed side when the end came.
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WOMAN BLUEBEARD
 BROUGHT TO BAR

Twin Falls. Idaho. Sept. 26-The trial of Lydia Southward, alleged slayer of four husbands. opened here today on a charge of murdering her fourth husband, Edwad F. Meyer. The state alleges that the woman also poisoned her three previous husbands Robert c. Dooley. William McHafYis and Charles C. Lewis.
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Tokyo. Japan. Sept 2S-Several hundred persons are reported killed by a typhoon which swept through Central Japan today. The storm centered upon Nago. on the island of Hoido. where tidal waves destroyed crops and houses over . wide area. Several steamers are reported to have been sunk in the storm.
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ALASKA MINER
 RELIEVED MURDERED

Seattle, Sept. 26-Sam C. Sam uelich has been found dead at Boul- der, Colorado, according to his friend Sam Tovach of Seattle.
 Samuelich was an Alaskan miner for the past ten years. According to the information received by Tovach. Samuelich is believed to have been murdered for money.
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TUESDAY (TELEGRAPHIc)
ALASKA NOMINATIONS
 REPORTED FAVORABLY

Washington. Sept. 27-The nom- nations of Fred Harrison and Gilbert E. Stevens as district attorney of the Second Division and as marshal of the Fourth Division of Alaska. have been reported favorabiy by the Senate Judiciary Committee. despite opposition made by local Alaskan in terests.
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DECLARES GREAT BUSINESS
 REVIVAL COMING

New York. Sept 2S-John Wana- maker declared today that great business revival which will last for years is underway The famous merchant said:
 q have more faith in America to- day and more expectation for the future than have had at any time in my 60 years as a merchant "
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LIBERTY BONDS ADVANCING

Washington, Sept 29-Liberty Bonds have advance twice in recent days.
 Financial experts express the be lief that the bonds will continue to rise in value.
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WITNESS SAYS MANY WON'T
 WORK AT LOWER WAGES

Washington. Sept. 27-The aver sion of labor to accepting work at reduced waEas was ass'~ned as a cause of some of thu w:dt spread un- employment throughout the country by Roosevelt L.. Phelps, labor statis- tican of the Department of Labor in statement to the Unemployment Conference here
 Phelps was the first witness heard today by the conference.
The Nome nugget., 1921-10-01
S. WAGES HiGiftST, LIVING
 COSTS LOWEST IN WORLD

Washington. Sept, 26-The Fed eral Reserve Board issued a state ment today. based on extensive data. just compiled, which shows that the cost of living is lower and wages are higher in the United States than anywhere else.
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BLOCKS PROPOSED ALASKA
 WAGE CUT

Washington, Sept. 2S-At the in stance of Alaska delegate Suther- land. Secretary Denby today suspend ed a proposed cut Of twenty six per cent of the men employed in develop ing the Chickaloon mine in the Mat anuska coal fields for the navy.
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national disarmament and the prob lens of the Pacific will consist of Prince Iyesato. president of the House of Peers, Vice Admiral kato of the Navy and Baron Shidehars, it was officially announced this after noon.
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MORE AMERICANS
 MURDERED BY MExICANS

Washington. Sept. 27-E. B. Killingburg of Los Angeles, Califor- mia and P. c. Smith of Benita, Ok lahoma, both American citizens. were murdered recently by Mexicans near the town of Dolores, Mexico. accord ing to advices received by the State Department today.
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WEDNESDAY,
 tTELEeRAPH,c>
JAP PRINCE TO
 HEAD DISARMAMENT
 CONFERENCE DELEGATION

Tokyo, Japan. Sept. 27-The Pre- mier's ofiice tonight confirmed the recent reports of the appointment of Prince Iyesato as the leading Japan ese delegate to the forthcoming Washington disarmament conference.
 The Japanese delegation to the conference at Washington on inter-
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Treaty Ratification by Senate Urged
 for October i5.
 Washington, Sept. 29-An agree ment for vote by the Senate on October l , for ratification of the peace treaty with Germany is under negotiation today by the Republican and Democratic leaders
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WOMAN CHARGED WITH
 ROOTLE(;CING DROPS DEAD

Chicago. Sept. 2s Mrs. Rose Allen. when the Court Commissioner announced that she and Policeman Bransford would be held for inves- tigation by the Grand Jury on charges of bootlegging. dropped dead in court today
The Nome nugget., 1921-10-01
GREAT RAILROAD CONSOLIDATION PLAN
 ANNOUNCED

Washington. Sept. 2S-Comple- tion of a tentative plan for the con solidation of all railroads in the country into nineteen competing sys- tens was announced today by the Interstate Commerce Commission
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HARDING TALKS TO
 UNEMPLOYMENT CONFERENCE

Washington, Sept. 26-President Harding. addressing the Unemploy- ment Conference. which opened here today said the country is financially strong and that everybody should go to work"
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SEATTLEITE KILLS
 WIDOW OVER LOVE

Minneapolis. Minn. Sept. 25- James Wheeler today shot and killed Mrs. H. Fl. Bauman. divorcee. and took his own life because she re- fused to accompany him to Califor- mia.
 Both were former residents of Se- att1e.
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TWO PROMINEN SEATTLE
 MEN PASS ON

Seattle. Sept 27-Willard A, Fanda, a prominent local manufact- urer. and A J Stanley a pioneer business man of this city, died at their respective family homes here last night.
The Nome nugget., 1921-10-01
CORNISH TIN MINES CLOSED
 AFTER CENTURIES

London. Sept. 29-The Cornish tin mines. the oldest industry in England. have been closed down af- ter centuries Of operation. The op- days of the Roman invasion.
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BILL TO COMPLETE ALASKA
 RAILROAD INTRODUCED

Washington. Sept. 27-Chairman Curry of the House Committee on Territories today introduced . bill appropriating the $3.11o.210 which the Alaska Engineering Commission say will De necessary to complete the government railroad to interior AL aska.
The Nome nugget., 1921-10-01
DISAPPOINTED SEATTLE
 INVESTOR SUICIDED

Seattle, Sept. 26-Because he had failed to invent a new type of pencil sharpener and eraser. from which he hoped to make a fortune; F. K. Butler, formerly and for several years a fortune hunter fin Alaska, shielded by shooting himself here to- day.
The Nome nugget., 1921-10-01
BIG RAILROAD STRIKE LOOMING
 OVER WAGE REDUCTIONS

Chicago. Sept. 26--The leaders of the four big railroad brotherhoods and affiliated railroad unions. declar- ed tonight that they had little doubt that the railroad employees. as . result of the referendum. had voted for a general strike rather than ac- cept . reduction in wages.
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spANrARps AND MOORs AT
 WAR IN MOROCCO

Paris, Sept. 2s-Forty four thous- and Spanish and Moorish tribesmen were killed or wounded in ton day battle in Morocco, according to . Madrid dispatch to the Paris journal L'IntIausigeant today.
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D FOOT GIANT STARTS NEAR
 RIOT IN CHICAGO

Chicago. Sept. 27-The appear ance of June Van Albert, Holland CT, aged 19 years. whose height is nine feet. inches. on the street here blockade and a near riot.
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POLISH PRESIDENT
 ATTACKED BY ASSASSIN

Warsaw. Poland, Sept. 26-Three shots were fired at President Pilsud- ski today. His assailant then at tempted suicide.
 The president escaped harm but his aide was wounded by one of the assailant's bullets.
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SUPPOSED GALVESTON FLOOD
 VICTIM TURNS UP

Wichita, Kan. Sept. 26-Henry Brown, aged s3. who was supposed to have perished in the great Calves ton flood in 1899. is having reunion with his three sons. c. A.. John and James Brown. at the latter's home here
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VIC REPORTED IN GREAT GALE

Seattle, Sept. 25-The Nome bound steamship Victoria wirelessed here today that she has been hove to in fierce gale for three days 800 miles otf Cape Flattery but expected to reach Nome by Wednesday.
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sOyIETs DENYING INTRIGUING
 AGAINST BRITAIN

London. Sept. 26-The Russian Soviet Government. despite numer- ous evidences to the contrary, replied to Lord Curzon. British Foreign Sec retary, that 1t has not been intrigu- ing against Great Britain in Cen tral Asia and Afghanistan.
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U. S. FLYER KEATS
 WORLDS ALTITUDE RECORD

Dayton. Ohio. Sept. 2S-Lieuter,- ant John A. MeReady shattered the worlds altitude record today. at- taining a height of 40.S00 feet in 8 biplane at McCook Flying Field.
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GRAND TRUNK
 STOCK DECISION
 BRINGS APPEAL.

London. Sept 27-The share holders have decided to appeal to the Privy Council against the recent finding of the Arbitration Board de claring the common and preferred stocks of the Grand Trunk Railway to be valueless.
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GERMAN MARK TAKES
 ANOTHER FLOP

New York. Sept. 28--The German mark took another tumble today, dropping to three fourths of cent in value.
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LONDON HITS PRE- WAR PACE

London, Sept. 28--This city went back to the dazzle of pre-war night life last night to the noise of Ameri- can jazz bands.
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Los Angeles. Sept. 2S-Henry, son of Madame Schuman -Heinck. tine famous singer. enlisted this after noon as an ensign in the navy.
 The young man did his bit in tho world war.
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EVERY CENT FOR ARMAMENT
 DECLARED JAP SLOGAN

London. Sept. 2I-' Every cent for armaments and not cent for social improvement Is Japan's slo- gan on the eve of the Washington disarmament conference" the Tokyo correspondent of the London Times cabled to that journal today.
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MRS. PAULSON
 REPORTED BETTER

Mrs. Jennie Paulson. who has been very ill in Maynard Columbus Hospital since Monday. as result of an infection of the lower jaw. is re- ported much improved today.
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EARTHQUAKES SHAKE
 LOS ANGELES

Los Angeles, Sept. 29-Two earthquake shocks shook Los Ange- les and also all of the Riverside Val ley early today. No damage result ed SO far as known.
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BOMBS THROWN IN
 BELFAST RIOTiNG

Belfast. Ire. Sept. 2b--Two per- sons were killed and thirty sfx wounded in rioting occurring here last night and today. during which explosi . bombs were thrown.
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Los Angeles. Sept. 27-The Unit ed States submarine R. sank sud- denly in an unexplained manner at eleven o'clock last night at the sub marine station at San Pedro.
 Three members of the crew perish- ed.
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COMMITTEE APPROVES '. s.
 GERMAN TREATY

Berlin. Sept 29--The Foreign Relations Committee of the Reich stag today gave it's approval to rati- fication of the peace treaty with the United States
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Radio reports received from the incoming steamship Victoria today announced that the liner was 346 miles east of unimak Pass at noon yesterday.
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PROMINENT SEATTLE
 INSURANCE MAN DEAD

Seattle. Sept. 25-Harry E Lipp- man. well known local insurance man, died here today after brief illness.
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OLD WASHINGTON
OFFICIAL DEAD

Washington. Sept. 29-Henry Neal. who for a period of 45 years was doorkeeper at the office of the Speaker of the House of Represen- tatives. is dead here.
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RUTH ON SICK LIST

New York. Sept 29-Babe Ruth is on the sick list and was unable to play this afternoon against Phil adelphia.
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ARBUCKI4E ANSWERS TO
 MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE

San Francisco. Sept. 2S-Roscoe Arbuckle. late this afternoon. an-
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Y. $. SUBMARINE SINKS
 MYSTERIOUSLY- PERISH
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TYPHOON KILLS HUNDREDS
 IN JAPAN
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PROGRESS OF THE
 S. S. VICTORIA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-08
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
No More Will the Little legis-
iaturs" cit In Dover Every
Other January.
LAYING OUT A NEW CANAL

FROM r,cry Evenings Correspondents
laurel. Dec. S.--rhcrc Ia now In the
,nu,ec of construction n canal which
4. heing built by the taxables OF the
Meadow Branch Ditch Corporation.
There ~ In circulation a petition TO
have yhc canal extended through
nacor'r old millpond. g. W. iiorseys 3
mi,lpond, and thence through a. j.
ilorrov's millpund 10 Laurel river, tho
.anl mcoiaing tho rlAcr at tho point
known az nig Mills. The locks OF the
canal meeting the river nj the poih'
tion with Laurel river.
should the proposed canal meet Win
tho approval of the taNohlcs. ,scrc VIII
he required nt least ak drawbridses
"a eran the canal. In order To facilitate
.hipp,ne hy water and To- take care OF
tho large business which Is expected
90 develop upon the completion OF the
canal, n ~ proposed that line oil
rsnalhoais he put in commission on
tho ranal, lt N predicted that event
ualiy the canal VIII he IN line with
routos of the Inland Waterways Com
mission.
4, is proposed 90 lay the matter he.
fore Msvor y. Hampton Moore oi
philadelphia. president of tho Inland
Waterways Commission, Tor co-opera'
tion, Tho commissioners who were ap'
polntod to secure the right of way av'
A, r, ucarn, Daniel Short and j. IN
Nliot, of Laurel. and Isaac Henry o
nrlmsr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-08

Miss Laura Cochran Of Philadelphia IS
guest of her sister, Mrs. w. L. Con-
ncllcc.
Mrs. Edith Spry Reynolds is enter
tanning Miss Maria GLADDEN. OF baitl-
more, Md.
Mrs. Howard A. Pool has been staying
with her sister-in-law, Mrs, Victor
Cochran in Philadelphia.
Harold Wise will leave here about
the middle Of the month for California,
where he will spend the winter. ;,
Mrs. Joseph Heldmycr entertained,
on Sunay, Mrs. John Hcldmyer, Sr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Heldmycr oil
Odessa, Mr.. and Mrs. John Heldmycr,
Jr., and little son OF Middletown.
Mrs. George Kecncr Of Bethlehem,
Pa, visited her sister, Miss Bernice
Mcttcn, this week.
Horat and Merritt n. Willets OF
Philadelphia were guests Of their SISTER,
Miss Laura Willis, this week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-08
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence Every Evenins
Elkton. Nd. Dec. S.--Captain Thom-
as Kibler. recently appointed com
manding officer OF Company II of
Elkton, has resigned, also Lieutenant
Harry Elder. Captain Otis McCauley
OF North East, has been appointed 10
succeed Captain KILLER. and Professor
IL r. Hill, principal OF ElSton High
school, succeeds Lieutenant Eder.
Harlan Schafror has been appointed
second lioutenant
Justice Nichols of Rising Sun i'm
posed a iine OF 800. with costs, on
Henderson Basham of that town.
charged with running an automobile
while he was intoxicated.
From Cherry Hill NJ II. Church. at
noon yesterday. the funeral OF John Y
Chapman, formerly of Newark, who
died on Saturday at the home of his
sister. In Charestown, was held. Rev.
DR.. Nesbit Of Baltimore. preached the
sermon. a delegation from the Ma
sonic lodge Of Alexandria. Va, Mt
tended the services, the deceased hav-
ing been n member. lntermcnt In the
church cemetery.
The guarantors of the Cecil County
Fair Association held In IGlkton tho
last week I'm October are assessed 81
each TO make up n deficit of si46.3S
The promoters will call n meeting II
January to have the association in.
corporated and make next years nf.
| fair larger than the one held a month
| ago.
The Settle property at Providence
was sold at public sale in E'lkton, o,
Tuesday, TO William T.. kite Of tha
section for $4,000.