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The Little River news., 1921-06-04
STRING BEAN SHIPMENT
Comparatively New Industry Gets a
 Firm Stronghold.

Hope, June In the way of a com- paratively new industry for this city there were shipped from Hope yester- day 100 bushels of string beans gather ed from the 135 acres planted to this crop this seasons It is believed here that big bean producing industry can be built up in the vicinity of the city that will prove highly profitable to the growers.
The Little River news., 1921-06-04
Married at Arden.

Arden, June 1.-(SpeciaD-Mr. C.E. Emmerson and Miss Doyle Anderson were married Tuesday, May 31, at the home of the grooms parents, one and one-half miles east of Arden. The bride is the only daughter of Mir. and Mrs. R. G. Anderson.
The Little River news., 1921-06-04
Ships BlackberrieS.

Horatio, June Is. G. Davis, a To- cal farmer, is shipping blackberries better prices than Were paid for grown in this section.
The Little River news., 1921-06-04
Dedicate Church.

Rev. c. s. Wales, who has been ed the new Baptist church at that place Sunday The church is free from debt. The meeting resulted in
The Little River news., 1921-06-04

FOR SALE-POLAND CHINA PIGS
 cheap. See Jess MeNiel, at Elmore Gil
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-25
The Shots That Hit Are the Shots That Count Make
s.rUATIoN IN EUROPE.
To Be Discussed BY II. A. Miller ut u.
OF Y. Tomorrow Night.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark, July 25.-The only lecture
of the week in the University of Del
aware lecture series will DC given to-
morrow evening by Herbert Adolphus
Miller of the Department of Sociology
Oberlin College. Ohio, in Wolf Hall at
7.30. standard time. Mr.. Miller, who
will discuss THE Present Situation in
Central Europe" has for number of
years been recognized as an authority
on affairs in the smaller European re-
publics. During the war he was di-
rector of the Mid European Union and
on a number of occasions was called
to the White House for conferences
with President Wilson. Since then he
has visited Europe as the personal
guest of President Masaryk of Geek
oslovakia, with whom he spent three
weeks in the. famous old castle of
Hradcany, in Prague. Mr.. Miller vis-
tied at this time all parts of the
Szeckoslovak Republic. and also Wen
ma. Budapest, Bucharest. Sophia, Bel
grad. Zagreb, and Berlin. Because of
his connection with the Mid-European
Union he had introductions which en-
abled him to secure personal inter
views with leading statemen, includ-
ing Take Jonescue, Minister of For
eign Affairs of Roumania, and Prime
Minister SLambouliski of Bulgaria.
Following his return TO this country
MIR. Miller. in. collaboration with Rob-
ert r. Park. has published a book,
"Old World Traits Transplanted." He
will give in a popular way. first hand
information of the things he has seen
in Europe.
The series viii conclude with the
Sunday evening service on July 81.
when Right Rev. Philip Cook of Della
ware, VIII deliver the sermon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-25
NEWS OF SEAFoRD.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Seaford, July 25. Everett T.. Will
lin was in the act of starting an cleo
trio fan at the Delaware Trust Co
bank. saturday, when his thumb
caught in the blades OF the machine
resulting in a very painful wound.
Captain II. Il. Coulhourn, master of
the four-mast schooner Edward
Baird. arrived here. Saturday, for a
visit with his family. Captain Coul-
bourn recently returned from voyage
To Nassau, Bahama IslanCs, where he
took cargo of empty bottles.
Mrs. Lake Gilmour Of Wenonah, y.
j.. is here visiting her mother, Mrs.
T. L. Cottingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Blake of Chi
cago, ILL., are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Fred Galloway of West Seaford.
Mrs. John Gibson of Wilmington is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Bert Hill.
near town.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Dulaney have as
guests Mr.. and AiTs. IS. Geist of Phil
adelphia-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-25
PROTECT THE WEAK.
pr. odeil Points Ont The Duty of Man
kind.


Special Correspondence Every Evening
Newark. July 25.-"Shall the weak
brother perish for whom Christ died ?''
from Ffrrt Corinthians, Eighth Chap
ter and Eleventh verse. was the theme
of a strong sermon preached last even
/ uAg ny Dr. Joseph II. Odell, director
Of the Service Citizens of Delaware.
b~fo~s students OF the University OF
fD~iawAr~ Summer School. DIR. OdeiI
hiIiustyated by a series of references
| from the worlds history, in all ages.
the fact that All humanity has some
)Iorrn OF weakness whether We turn
W the intellectual giant of to the great
!.nioral leader; that men In early times
tashion~d their standards, in large
measures. from the practice Of nature
where always the cruel law Of the
survival OF the fittest prevails. 1T
was death TO the weak until Christ
dled." the speaker declared. since
Christ has died for these weak brothers
the world does not dare To spurn them.
Upon Christ's rating of the weak
Lrother all education is builded; We
shall fulnn the VIII OF Him who died
only when every weak man and wom-
An-and that means all mankind
when every boy and girl. in the whole
wide world, IA guaranteed a fair
chAuce.~
A program of sacred music by Han
nah Greenwood. soprano. John Via
bourne. tenor. and Mabel Thomas. ac-
efsnpan MIST. all members Of the choir
VI Roland Park Presbyterian Church,
baltimore preceded the sermon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-25
FATALLY SHOT HERSELF.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
s.aford, July 25.-Friends here o.
Mrs. A. W. Dagendardt Of Burlington
n. g.. formerly Mrs. Wingate b. Bur
rAs a this town. widow Of Wingate b
Burla. SeAfoTu merchant. on Satur-
Az we're shocked " learn Of her death
HAST week from seaf inflicted bullet
wound
According 10 the news received here
Mrs. Daxendardt became tempofily
unbalanced. due 10 the excessive
heal. This is the belief OF her family
She xaot herself in her room on Sun
day. July II, and died from the ef-
fests of tbs wound the following Tues
day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-25
USED CARS

Below is a partial list OF our used cars
and some mighty good ones. too. All
these cars we stand hack of and you know
our reputation for square dealing;
1920 Buick. 5-passnger touring fine shape.
1920 Dodge Sedan only run 5000 miles
1918 Stutz. 6-passenger touring a beauty
1918 Chevrolet 400 touring; excellent buy
1919 Chevrolet 400 touring, going To be
grabbed up.
1918 Dodge touring Just the car you
have been looking for
1917 Grant Six touring a big snap.
1918 Maxwell touring, new top, good
shape
ieI7-Is-Ia-2o Ford roadsters, at your
own price.
1918 Chalmers, 5-passenger touring: act
"a Franklin touring a mighty good buy
1919 bort, 5-passenger; must be sold
quick.
1920 Oakland Sedan. lots Of extras; big
bargain.
1917 REQ. 5-passenger touring: look &
1912 Dodge roadster: wont stay long
1918 Chevrolet 400 Sedan. 1t a real car
at a right price.
1918 Mitchell, 5-pasSenger touring; look
this one over.
All the above cars can be purchased on
our easy. confidential payment plan. at
the same prices you purchase for cash; ab-
soiutely no charge for this service We
cannot urge TOO strongly that you com,
in and let us show~you these cars Most
anH are as near new as they can be made
KEEL MOTOR co.
ELEVENTH AND TArNsIL SITS
Phone 64oo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-25

Say il with flowers" doesn't go" in
Congress the time-honored
practice is to stay it with words-many
Of them.--Atlanta Constitution.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-25
EVERY EVENING
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING.

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING.
llndexed for Quick Referencel
LIME RATES PER DAY.
Count SIX words to the line:
Count initisi is and numbers as vorda
Ne charge ad taken for less than SOC
No prepaid ad taken for less than 25fs
Charge. Prepaid.
Day -.......-............. Ia cents IL cents
3 Consecutive Days. IL cents l0cep Is
6 Consecutive Days. 9 cents s cents
LONG TERM ADVERTISING.
Special rates for business advertising
given upon request.
REP FOR ERRORS.
Republication viii be made for errors
not the fault of the advertiser, If advertis-
er will report the error within "a hours
after first publication of advertisement.
MISCLASSIFICATION NOT PER
MITTED.
TELEPHoNED ADS.
Classified advertisements that are tele-
phoned so Every Evening will be accepted
ut the charge rates shown above. But
the prepaid cost amount will be acce pted
rs full payment II offered at the business
Office within SIX days after any such sd
is FIRST printed in the paper. Otherwise
the cost ct the charge rates quoted aDovs
will be collected
Telephone Your Want Ads.
PHONE TWO-TWO-HU UNDRED
Ask for Want Ad Taker.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-25
Real Estate for Exchange
AUCTION SALES
Auction sales

AUCTION sALES-Os every descrIu-
ton. Anywhere. n you want u sell
zee Hamilton, the square Deal
Auctioneer and Farm Agent, 7Os
Madison 81. Phone 7g4s W.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-25
NOTICES

Diamond Ice and Coal
Co. OIL Market street Wilmington.
Del, viii pay its thirty-fhird quarterly
dividend OF la per cent on the preferred
capital stock of the company on August
! next to stockholders Of record July &c.
1921 Checks wiz be mailed. Z. W.
Hall. frea stErgr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-25
KEEL MOTOR co.
ELEVENTH AND TATNsI.L SITS.
Phone 640p.

USED CARS-OBe Ford delivery, panel
body, Oldsmobile. Standard. Buick
Chevrolet. 1918 Chandler. dispatch
with wire wheels. Time payments IL Dc
sired. Wilmington Automobile Co 22I
West Tenth street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-25

YOUNG WnMAN-of educa tion and re.
fnsfnent for II. 4. X operator. must
be good at figures. some clerical work In
reply, state age. experience and SALARY
expected. Leather Manufacturing 90.
Y. O. Box 125s.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-25

IN ToDAY's cATALoG or WANTS
AID OFFERS. THE FIRST WORD
or EACH AD TELLS WHAT THE
.AD Is ABour.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-25

AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles For sale

A AUTOMOBILES sale. Engines for
boats parts for all makes of care. sec
ond-hand cars wanted Adams Street
Garage. 304 Adams street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-25
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wnni@I-FemaIc 10

WOMEN
DO you want pleasant and con-
genial work. We have women who
are making $50 to 5000 per week and
upward. We teach you bow. Apply
l.. X. Steele Service Corporation.
7os Industrial Trust Bldg. Tenth
and shipley streets 0 to II noon and
2 to s .. m
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-25

Farms and Land for Sale 3
~ ACRES One or Delaware best
farms for rent or sale. located near
GLASGOW: good ground nearly new IL
room house near railroad station inn
mediate possession; easy terms for
quick buyer NJ Frankei 100 West sixth
street. Phone s35S5 W.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-25
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

GARAGE Business centrally located
business good. owner must sell on ac-
count Of health Address III 20 Every
Evening Once.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-25

Articles For sale 81
BIG BARGAINs 20 per cent less than
regular prices on the following for the
balance of this month, ice cream frcezsrs
screen doors. window screens screen
and poultry wire, garbage cans, o cedar
oil and mops r b. Cartmell Paint &
Glass Co sixth aud Madison streets
STA ND The best fruit and produce
stand on Madison street cheap A1-
dress i ., Every Evening Once
SET or ELECTRIC FIXTURES For
g. room house. wired complete. S22 so.
Wiring prices i'm proportion. Moore
Bros. eiz Orange street
LIQUID WAX OIL pOLdSH-Dusts.
cleans and polishes woodwork floors
furniture iinoleuuls. automobiles A
full quart for soc. Basement. Smith
zollinger, Fourth and Market streets
HEATERS-W sell the famous Fcfn.
pire Pipaless Heaters. S. u. Williams
Third and Tatnail streets Phone 364.
LOOK up WHAT You WANT ~
THE COMPLETE INpExEp Gaia
LOG.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-25

) SEEEN- ROOM HoU USE-In good ioca-
tion; gas bath. heater. front and rear
porches: owner leaving city; now vacant
move right in only IS 500, west side
Phone 5taz. Walter s. Powell $50
Market street
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25
The Dread Kdldmd AhyeLiSki

pceped out Of the corner Of one
eye and saw that the old woman
held neld a heart on sharp stick
over the red hot Goals He pow
knew that he was In a room with
two Raven MockerH and he was
greatly afraid. Cold sweat stood
out on his face ana forehead and
he felt q sinking OF the heart, az
when the tobacco is too strong. so
he lay very quiet and hoped that
hc. would not be seen. But tho old
woman grow nervous. There Is
somebody In tho house" she said
TO the old man. but he scoffed at
her. but stlll she muttercd that they
were not alone. 80 the old man
frightened up the fire and soon the
room was Hight and there lay the
young man In the corner. The old
man made noise at the fireplace
but the young man stirred not Then
the old man got up, went across
the room and shook tho hunter,
who arose rubbing his eyeB and
ynwWnR
Daylight was now near at hand.
so the old woman went out into
another room and started 80 get
breakfast but as she worked the
young man heard her crying and
crying why" said he to tho old
man, does yonr old woman cry 90
much2" oh" replied tho old man.
she has lost dear friends OF lats
and her heart ls very sad" But
the young man knew that he had
heard her and the old man talking.
Soon breakfast was ready and the
old man placed only a bowlful Of
corn mush before the young man.
we have had no meat In several
moons he said. this Ia an we can
offer you
when he had eaten the mush the
hunter departed. but the old man
came running after him. lie gave
the young man n present OF beaded
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25
Professional Hobo
Fast Disappearing

SAN FRANCISCO.--The old-time
professional hobo Ia disappearing. A
new generation, ranging from 20
to 30 years OF age has taken his
place--but the new generation lacks
the flnesse at tho art Of hoboing
that was distinctive OF the old timer.
The oldtime hobo is disappear
ing. giving place 20 younger gem
eration," said Dan O'Connell, chief
Hpecial agent for the largest rail-
road operating in the west. under
whose direction no less than f0,63i
hohoes were put off trai on the
railroads system during the month
Of October alone.
THE number OF hobocs this year
IL greater than during any previous
period in the company's history"
said O'Connell.
THE old timers, with their blan-
ketrolls, are found more infrequent-
~. The newcomers in this class are
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25
STAMPEDE
FAILS TO HALT
Five State Concerns Ask
for National Charters
and Many Given

WASHINGTON. Dec. 24.--The
stampede away from the Oklahoma
state banking system because OF the
obnoxious guaranty clause contln-
ucd today, when Comptroller OF the
Currency CryEinger announced that
he had received five new applica-
tons from state banks wishing TO be
converted into national banks. Crys-
singer approved an application to
convert from the sixth oklahoma
bank and Issued charter to q
seventh Each of the banks CON
corned has u capital Of $4,000 OK
ccpt the First State bank 81 Table,
quah. which has a capital Of $4,000.
The banks applying for permis-
sion TO convert were Cotton Ex-
change bank OF Leedy. to be First
National bnnk Of Lccdy; Elk City
state bank To- be City National bank
Of Elk city, Wellston state bank to
be Wellston National bank; Aline
State bank 10 be CIarks National
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25

work. Say nothing OF what you
hoard last night" he said, my old
woman and ! are often quarreiing
In that way" The young man
threw the beaded work into the first
running stream he came to and
made his way rapidly toward his
home. As soon az he regcht~ the
settlement he told his story and 4
number Of brave warriors armed
themselves and started back with
him for the purpose Of killing the
Raven Mockers. But when they
reached the cabin In tho wild forests
the old man and woman lay very
dead. Scvcn days and nights ha d
passed since the young man had
heard them talking and there wa
for them no escape from death. SO
the warriors burned tho house with
the bodies of the two dead Raven
Mockers therein and then departed
Tor their homes In the distant set
tlement IN the valleys Of the great
mountains
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25
ny the Tahiequsb News Service.
lETrIualsU tu The Tulsa World


1AuLEQtA The age old leg
ends of tho Cherokee contain no
story moro weird and uncanny than
that which relates TO the kaliunn
Ahryliski the Raven MOckprH' or
imitators Of The cry of the raven
the ones who rob the dying man OF
his breath and take eWHy his NO
The MDckers may be Of either sex
but are no Wrinklcd. withercd ana
pid in appearance that no one is able
TO- Distinguish one from the other.
Thou venerable appearance IL due
10 tho many lives when they hav"
taken Hud added 20 their own, thus
making II possible To i've Indefinite.
ly, unless hoy are recognized, when
death comes 10 them within tho
space Of seven days and nights with
an their terrible power n is Bbso-
lutely Impossible for thcm ~ escape
death one" they have been over
heard talking or have been CnuEht
no tho net of taking away the ne.
or making ready TO drEDur tho heart
Tho latter they extract from the
body and leave no trace VI their
method Of Extracting
In the atil darkness ~ night when
some one IN very sick and lying weak
and uulvcring on tho mysterious bor-
der lino hctwoon the seen aud the
unseen worlds. the Raven MOck'r
proceeds 10 the home of the sick
person to iakc away the llfc. lie
flies with rapiGity through the skies
iu Omiuous shape. Hla arms are
outrtrotchcd likI unto wings. Led
tporks trail along behind hiW, there
is a sound ~ of rushing and pow D.
erful wind and. as the Mockor thus
flies through space he uttors a fear
ful rry-"thc cry of the raven as he
dives into the dcpths ~ the air
nothing at all like tho ordinary CrY
Of the dark huod fowl Those who
hear are sore afraid They know
that somebody's life may soon be
taken away. that within q brief pc
riod OF time the body Of relative
or friend may lie cold and still.
when the Mocker arrives al a
home ~ will find others OF his kind
waiting there. and unless thcrc IL a
man who knows the right medicine
and knows how to drive the Mock
rrr awny they viii enter the house
and with rapid motions take away
tho life uf the PROSTATE sufferer.
They torment the sick. Sometimes
they lift them bodily from their hods
of pain ana ring them win viu-
lence 10 tho floor. The relatives
or the sick man think that he is
nj rugElinE for breath or has fallen
out OF bed In the agony of palm, be
cause the ordinary person is not able
to see Raven Mockor
So soon as the Raven Mockers
have taken away the lie Of per
Son thoy lose no time I'm taking the
heart from the body. No ono In
the house sees them and there IL
no scar left on the body, hut the
II art is gone only one who has
the right medicine can sec Raven
Mocker, and that medicine must be
powerful. II SUCH person, strong
In medicine. remains In the aick
room the Raven Mockers are afraid
to enter, They realize that II thsy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25

are ever seen and recognized IN the
shape " human beings they must
die In spite of all their efforts
Long. long ago there lived power
ful man who pUsscsrCd' the strong
medicine This brave man was
ramed -skal-iski. and he per-
spually slew several Raven MockerS,
thus earning the gratitude of his
countrymen throughout unknown
moons 10 come.
WHOM the relatives ~ person
who h very sick begin TO lose all
hope they Try very hard TO secure
some one with the right medicine to
stay close beside the sick man or
woman, to watch the body when
death comes, 40 that the Raven
MOckers viii be prevented from
stealing away tho heart. No at
tempt ls made after burial, but as
long as q body IL above the ground
there is danger that 10 viii be done.
Othor scillas or witches. ar" great.
ly afraid Of the Raven MOckers and
on no account enter the house whoro
thcy may b.. Tiokancesky a. man
who possessed the right medicine
and In strong quality was once
watching by the side ut "a very sick
person ana saw aCillaH on the out
side trying to gain entrance. 10 the
room suddenly the awful cry ~ a
Raven Mockcr sounded overhead
and the scillaa scattered like tn"
little birds when the great hawk
awOOps down" When "A Mockcr dies
the other scillns are very glad. they
takc revenge by digging up the body
and mlHlTsHtinK lt wearing looks
of Intense hatred all the while.
There was once man who had
been awHy on n hunting trip on
his way home, but when darkness
came had many miles to go. H'
knew hc could not complete his
Journey In the darkness, so he
looked about for place IN which
to rest and sleep. After some timc
he came to cabin IN the deep wood
lands but there was no one within.
though fire smouldercd on the
hearth. Thinking the owner OF the
cabin had gone to u spring Tor wa
ter, the young man entered the
room ana lay down IN a corner. The
room was very comfortable ana as
hc was tired and sleepy he soon was
very near In the arms OF sleep, but
suddenly there was the cry OF q
Raven Mocker close by and soon
an old ana wrinklcd man entered
lie sat himself down by the fire
place ana muttcrcd. Soon there
was the cry of another Raven
Mocltcr and then the old man mum
bicd To himself. "Now my woman
Ia coming" d, Then an old and with
cred woman entered and sat down
by the old man. what luck ala
you have2" she asked. Il got what
went for" said the old man. but
what did YOU dor" said the Old
woman. Il did nothing, there were
too many doctor men watching I'M
the room" you never have any
luck" said the old man, but take
this and cook It ana let's have
something to eat" Then the old
wogan fixed the firc and soon the
young man smelt meat cooking
Being hungry, he thought he had
never smelt sweetcr meat and he
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25
JAP SUGGESTS AN
IMMIGRATION BAN
Barring of Nipponese Is
Offered as Base to
Solve Problem

SAN FBANCIRCD. Dec. 2i.--Ko-
taro Mochi1uh, m mbor Of The iap.
aneee parliament who attended tho
arms confcr,uC, ut Washington and
bohrH mossngc to japan from
President HARDING sent the follow
Ing mcasagc to the American cNocu-
tive before sailing on thc siberia
Maru.
Before leaving your country to-
day with sos ana happiness JET
me tender once more my dear Mr
President my heartfelt respect to
you as between your country ana
inpan Thorr arc more things still
TO be adjusted uuder your leader
chip such ar, for Instance. dcfort,-
cation Of iawnl ana The immigre-
tion problem ln California WITH
your lofts and noble ld,ls of states
mnuship, I hope you Will give JUS
ticc to Japan for our people ia
Hawaii AMID California Praying for
your good health FOR the sake of the
peace OF the world at largo, ! say
hu rcNoir.'
Mochizuh said he would suggest
ns settlement of the japanese Inn
migration question. assurance that
the Japanese uoW hero receive
troatmort similar 'n European. ana
an irouDIad agreement hy Japan 20
forbid further immigration.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25

not 40 wise TO the ways OF hobolnv
and many lives are lost.
The percentage OF fatalities TO In .
juries Ia much greater In the case III,
persons beating their way on trains
than In the case Of accidents 10 raj.
road employees" according to r.
Clancy. q railroad official In charrs
OF safety work. The practice -
stealing rides Is highly dangerous
and the danger Is not generally ao.
preciated, II such trespassers m,a.
with accidents the chances are THAI
they Will be killed, or manned for
life"