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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-07-27
FRUGAL 10 the End.

An old woman known for her mis-
erly habits was on her deathhed. She
had not long 10 live. Presently her
lips moved. and her daughter bent
over her To catch the last words.
'BlOw out that stump Of candle"
whispered the "Id woman. u can
see TO die I'm the dark "
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
IEWES.

Lewes. April 27.-Dr. J.. s. Conwell.
secretary of the Delaware Board Of
Health and Chester II. Wells, State
Health Commissioners, visited Lewes.
yesterday and had a conference with
DR.. William p. Orr, president OF the
State Board Of Health. Water con
ditions were examined and plans made
TO safeguard the health of the people.
Miss Margaret Orr is visiting her
sister, Mrs William II. ID. Hall In Phila-
delphia. Miss Orr is organist in st.
Peters church and her place was filled
by her niece. Miss Emily ii. Orr, on
Sunday.
Miss lone Hopkins. on visiting her
home in Dover, found her mother III ana
was compelled to remain there.
A party Of young people from lSewes
drove to Berlin, Md. sunday Mr.
Henny. tho agricultural teacher. Miss
Martha Teal. Miss Dorothy Messick ana
William Teal were in the party
The bachelor party given at the cot
tage Of Or Alexander II. Davidson OF
Philadelphia. by his son. Edward. FOL
his chum Monday night. was a jolly
affair The party was chaperoned bs
Mrs Charles Murphy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
NEWS OF MILFORD.

Milford. April 27.-Charles F.. Varney
has been awarded the contract Tor tur-
nishing coal 10 Milford special school
district for the coming year. 100 tons
at sil per ton.
Word has been received here from
Fred Wiley. for several seasons iast
plaver on the local baseball team that
he is now playing regularly with inc
High Point, n c. South Atlantic League
team.
william c. Powders and Miss bertha
Higman of Milford motorcd To WI
mington. last Thursday and were mar
ried at Silvcrbrook NJ. +. parsonage Dy
Roy. Il Is stephenson. formerly pastor
Of Milford church. They ar" now on a
,hor, wedding trip to Washington. u.
q and New York City. and upon th'h
return will make their nome mere VI"
West Second street.
Mrs Davis Grier entertained friends
=, -, Yesterday afternoon. AT her home
IN South Milford. in honor of Miss Anna
Nt.rsneId clark. national secretary. and
Miss Bcrtha krall. state secretary oi
ny " e \ They are in Milford thjs
wcok in an effort to establish Local
hraneh ~ the Young Womens thris-
,jau Association
T.h, ,.auik club will celebrate tho
.,.pfh anniversary Of it's foundation
tomorrow night with special program
80 entertainment in the club rooms
-.bc main state road leading IRON
t.r.. ia Frcderica. which has boon IN ~
almost inpasSablc condition during 'h'
.,tirc winter. has Al last been r'ow"d
s..,,rcd rolled and rounded up. and ~
, result is in better condition lh"n l''
,,,,utbs mast
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27

The New Castle Athletic Association
baseball team and the team oofnporeh
of the young men of the city yes,efoay
afternoon played practice game NJ
the battery park.
The members OF the Athletic hssocie-
tion OF the American Manganese steer
Company are working bnrd To prepare
their athletic grounds for tennis ana
eroauet games. The equipment mas
been ordered and tennis tournaments
will be played.
Yesterday, i'm the high school. an IN
ventory Of the school books was nlaao
and the ilst was passed 10 zach student
To learn II they intended to attend the
school session i'm tho fall.
Iast evening the firing squad of the
Industry Council. Junior Order United
American Mechanics, held their first
drill under command of Captain William
/ &. Weegenmaun. The members showed
mn we'll In their first drill. The sec
/ ond will take place next Tuesday even
] ing.
The state Road school last evening
/ held an entertainment In tho Odd Eel
/ lows Hall a large number Of persons
/ were in attendance.
The opening game of baseball will be
played on Saturday afternoon. May u.
by the New Castle Athletic Association
with the Middletown team al Battery
Park
Thia evening tho members Of 81.
| Johns Lodge. A. r. & A. NJ. will meet
In regular session I'm the Masonic Hall
temple.
The plant of the American Manganese
steel vvaa operated Yesterday on the
new time
The address given Inst evening by
Mics Elizabeth Kite. "a the members
uf the Century cub. on Her Trip
Through France" vas largely attended
number of students ~ the high
achool wiil take part IN tho track meet
which viii bo held At Newark on Sat
urdav MAY 2f Professor John &
fJadley ia listing the names of students
who will enter
Touorrow evening the members ~
the rirpt baptist Church will hold thor
monthly meeting
NJ and Mrs Frederick Campbell
Who have been residine in wilmington
aparttneuts. win make their home with
Mr. and Mrr Harry InElo At sixth and
Delaware streets
Mrs Charles IIa rdeatv ~ Clayton
who has b.,en spAndinE several dayi
, vith ar And nrs Inhn Cannon. ~
Fact Ftfth street has returned 70 ~
home
: Ranking hours AZ New Castle TruH
to during daylight sayingH period
\ m 10 m. errept saturdays.
A N ~ a m. standard time -~Adv
Mrs. James r Riggs : the guest q
relatives and friends At roatesville. "a
, Apartment fnr rent IN the louise appl
b. John Rles on the premises ADV
oscar Dovinish who has heen wit
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27

completed on each side OF the bridge
Yesterday. and traffic will he allowed
as soon ma tho concrete is sufficiently
hard.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Hayman. of
parsonsburg. Md. spent the first OF the
week here with Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
j. Lank.
Mrs Carlton Marvel and daughter,
Isabel, of Wilmington. are here visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Marvel
Mrs Frances Collier left yesterday for
an extended visit with her daughter.
Mrs. Helen kirkpatrick. at Lexington
Va.
Miss Marion Robinson was called 70
Philadelphia, Monday. by the Illness oil
her sister, Mrs j. Morris Perry.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
RETURNED TO I HtME.

Rrenford. April - Herman Roberts
Negro. was arrested. Friday and taken
ia Dover taiI charged with breaking into
Tho railroad station At Urcnford. ]. W.
Thomas. agent. SAYS that ~ aoou' -
n.,tock Thursday night hc saw some
onr lettering around the station thcn
came crash lie determined 10 in
,estiratc and saw Roberts corne out
~ the station window and gn nome
Nr Thomas immediately w'ht ~ 'h'
station and finding that nothing ha1
boon taken he docidcd to not disturb
the %eEru until next day wh"n y" vs.
arrested and admitted his guilt when
arranged before the Magistrate
Roberts who IS about ~ wears old
,ae ae,NtnF a two wear sentence fnr
stealing automohiieS, hu' was paf'''n -
Jx,.l,v Of Rrenford and had he not
b,ot,on his parole his time would have
expired next %ov"mher
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
He Suffered With
Rheumatic Pains
Wilmington Man Who Had
Suffered Relates How Plant
Juice Restored His Health.

When one docs not digest his food and
Tho blood becornes thin every organ OF the
body soon feels the effect The result IS
nervousness. sleeplesSnesS and various
other symptoms Of the liver, kidneys and
intestines due to the accumulation OF
poiSors IN the body rless the stomach
is given aid at this time, very grave illness
is sure 70 follow
Plant Juice. the new herbal stomach
remedy. puts bad stOmachs IN order and
oyercomes indigestion. dyspepsia, heart
burn. gas. fermentation OF food and not
only acts on the stomach. but the liver
and kidneys also, eliminating rheuHla-
tlsm from the blood,
Actual statements from local people
who have used this remedy with success
are more conclusive than all Of the sclen-
tifc data in the world Readers may then
have no difficulty in substantlatlng and
verifying them.
Take for instance the statement re-
| CO ntlv made by Mr.. Archibald Curne
of No. 1873 East Seventh street, who has
many friends in this city as he has lived
| here for a number of years. He said:
'tPlaDt Juice has made a new man OF me.
For wears | had been troubled with my
| liver and kidneys was so nervous ! could
not sleep at night, and got very sick and
]
| all run down my stomach was IN bad
| condition and could not digest the light
est kind Of food; had rheumatic pains
in my arms and limbs and could not bend
over. got SO bad that finally had to
| 10 give up nv work. | had tried many
medicines without any benefit whatever
and as | heard of so many Of our home
people being cured by Plant Juice ! got
q bottle; this one bottle did me so much
good that continued to take il. ] now
have fine appetite for my meals, sleep
well at night and the rheumatic pains
have left my system. My friends Isl
notice the great change in me Plant juice
| did it and cannot say too much in praise
Of it
The Plant Juice Man is az The Miller
Drug Store, a04-406 Market street, Viii
mirgton. where he is daily meeting thu
local public and introducing and explain
ing the merits Of this remedy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
NEWS Of THE DAY
FROM THE STATE
Young Negro. Out on Parole
Broke Into the Railroad Sta
ton at Brenford.
MYSTERY IN SHOOTING CASE

T'rom Every Evenings Correspondents
tlrorgctoWn. April -. IN inquest
Was conducted. Monday afternoon. over
tho body nf Philip NJ Mitchell. Negro.
who met death late sunday afternoon.
the verdict being that he "camc To his
death hN gunshot wound. said gun
hstng accidentally fired while In the
hands ot John Harris. Coroner George
" collins rmpanclcd tho following as
the mr, " Frank sharp. charles u.
Marsh. Thomas X rurnrn. Walter W.
l'epl.et Edward r. Pride. W Elwood
Wright Nofris y short. all local husi-
moss mFp
VIII, Htt iurN cN"uoratcd Harris
upon thu f1sis at tho testimony given
al a., inquest % was ~ conflicting. IT
Is said that th"r, Is 4 Likelihood Of the
Attornc, general ufii,e continuing the
iuVestigauou Tho authorities are not
satisfied il is stated With the different
versions 1T ,h, ,nau given tN Harris
aud hts Vif,
N, shoutiug anar s"cm- {" lee SUI
ruunded b, .,s much ml sttrN as u WAS
on -uu,lat Mr and Nr- Harris. the
uult fNo Who t,llI, kuoV lust how tn,
shoofing to,k pit,,. did not testify ~
.n inquest upou advice ot thcu at
ufa Janus VI Tunn,u
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
AT opDs OVER ROAD ROUTE.

laurel April 27.-Town Councils Of
Laurel and North Laurel held Joint
meeting. Monday night. 10 decide on
tho route that should be recommended
IN The state Highway Department for
.be State Highway through the two
towns. A resolution was adopted by
The Laurel Council. recommending that
the road be built from the city limits
via Central avenue. 70 Front street.
thence to Delaware avenue and the Del
aware avenue bridge 10 Poplar street.
The offer Of Laurel Town Council
10 compromise with the Council Of
North Laurel on the route through the
two towns met with refusal when the
ultimatum Of the North Laurel board
was delivered. this body refusing to
agree on any route except the one 70
follow the main thoroughfare through
the town.
II is expected that the State Highway
Department will use its judgment as
70 the route the road viii take. Severa
routes have been suggested.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
IHKI tIINI>G FIRE >IBDUEp.

e,ataHd Npli Considerable cN-
,t.,ut prevailed hcI, y,St,rda, after
.I When H,pori reg, he'd town bH
,rH,ut tnat ssV mIn located IN
.n, ira,' ~ IN, Stafford concord
utd uoVu d. setting the mill
.a .o.,s. uu nt, Tho SAW mill and
urnls. nciong to Prank Iaffcr-
statord fuIt bluk.I who resides
th n.a fam, 81 concord Hc was
.s. .t lUt uuu, attending ~ some
,-s Is >orfolk va 4 hurried in
.Ien vas Had, gs~lUlnG lu find
~. fnt tU, uu nad NOT blown up.
.e~ it,uI had ignited brush
81 at,.d r,at tr, mu. Scttiuc the
.tU,.. ut, Gr, and 'tsrai plIss of saw
~ .uhef ussa hA.
Nft1 s,.'r1l hours a. tho hardest
ud o nu ughttnc residents OF the
lu.t1 su..,"dcd IN getting tho flames
Hl, 0ouuoi hut NOT before between
q aoo aud % DO 'cct ol wed lumber, he
tsIu1 Z, jefferson together with much
nsaved TIMBER had burned The FIRE
nsr q I~l .at ed ~, mill from dcstruc-
tIaU
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
NEWS OF A DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Congregation OF M. (. Church
Tender Reception to Pastor;
Personal Notes.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening.
New Castle, April 2T.--Ovcr 300 per-
sons attended the reception last even
ing to Rev. and Mrs. ]. X. Bicking. held
i'm the parlors of the Methodist church.
The pastor and his wife were accom-
panied to the church parlors 10y Mr.
and Mrs. George Swan and Mr.. ana
Mrs. John Il. Il. Clayton, the receiving
committee. the official board OF the
church and the Boy Scouts OF the
church. The following program was
rendered: Onward Christian Soldiera
America: recitation, Miss Dorothy
Bessier: solo. james r. Challenger, jra
address of welcome. Edward ~. Naylor,
Sr.; response. by the pastor: duet
Misses Bertha barnes and Laura Arm
preister: address. Rev. George T street
solo. Miss Emily Lunt: selection by tho
orchestra: address. Prof. Henry Handy
Hay solo. Miss Frances Sheridan
Much interest la being shown in tho
newly organized Athletic Association
of the city and the meeting last evening
was largely attended This evening tr
the old armory there will be q meeting
to which everyone is invited.
Rev Joseph H. Cephaa colored. ng'
~ NfAlE, VINO mas ltAtsH fohNhfiAitfs -
Vival servicca for several weeks In th'
western section of the city, died sud
denly NJ his home on the Rnttonwooda
shortly after O'Clock. Every Even
inRs correspondent Was told that h'
Was making preparation to- move from
the property owned hy Hov. r l. Roh
bins and had his household goods loadef
upon a wagon when he was told tha
he must pay the rent before he woui'
loo allowed To proceed with the EUnda
! The tenant II Is said promised that b.
| would pay the debt as soon "a he ha'
| earned the money al n brickyard nea
I Newport where hc had saCured efn
+ ployment The landlord according {
/ the. story, boarded trolley car for III
/ city to ronault q magistrate and upo
/ his roturu wae surprised - find IN
/ Ncgra dead shortly after the depart
ure of the landlord Cephaa was aeize
with heart attack and fell 10 ~
/ ground Several of tho nelEhhef
thought ho vas suffering from faiui
ing spell and endea sored tn reVivr hfu
without effect The deceased was -
/ par,iod ae respectable ceiared resider
of tho Huttnnwoods whore he had I've
FOR seerral yeata lie wife Is r. n
home of her parents neaf Scvrnrt eui
/ fcrirp with illness.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
NEWS OF LAUREL.

,urol Anrn 27-Mr and Mrs
,.ha,io. Z; Rladoe. after spending th'
,,.,.ar months n California and Florida
49, rcturnod "a the}r home IN Laurel
- ,,,,oI1 I-ooke. who has been attend
.ue ~ naval Academy q AnnaponE.
"a i anendiue his vacation here win
~ ,,,o,hor Mrs. j. W Fo0ks.
- no,.warc garage. operated by F C7in
~, wa for the past three Years. vas
JANA ,aat Voc kat public sale TO Fred 9
,,,ss %ottie Pol'tt is having q Hn'
,,,.neolov huilt on Willow street
N~e Ralph Hastings and daughter
,5c1;re are visiting Mrs Hastings
..ro,,e Nr. and Mrs. charles Jackson
4, ocean city Md.
,-sbcra Union of Centenary ~ +.
,-,,,,rch has made the following assign
,,,orts ~, Nav Mornings. Charles y
Ma Ira Matthews. Harry Y smith
,..,hur Matthews. y Clark Abbot
.,e,ines Leland Spiccr. sidney l'ar
,.,prt,n Fred wilkerson. Lester Hitch
WtI1iam King.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
BRIDGENILLE NOTES.

BrIdgcville. April 27.--A reception was
given TO the new pastor at Bridgeville
M. Il. Church. Rev. William H.. White.
and his family, in the Sunday school
rooms Monday night. An address OF
welcome was made by Rev. T. IL. Terry.
and response readily made by Rev. Mr..
White. a musical and literary pro-
gram followed and ice cream and cake
were served.
Miss Agnes Huston. of Scaford and
Miss Frances Davis. OF Laurel. were
week-c end guests OF Miss Mary Mesaick.
who gave a theatre party. Saturday
evening, in their honor. Those present
were: Miss Agnes Huston. Seaford. !.
Miss Frances Davis. Laurel: Miss Laura
Beatty. Baltimore. Md. Florence
Becker, Adele Gray, Mary Mcsaick. Mr..
Dodge Mr.. Knipc. Ira Lewis. Edward
J. Layton. Harrington Messick and
Stanley Lcdcnham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Minos Allen. entertained
friends in honor of Mr.. Aliens sixty
first birthday anniversary, Monday
evening. Many beautiful and useful
rifta were received 10y MIR. Allen
Riley Wright. who was operated ON
for appendicitis ut the Peninsula
General Hospital Salisbury, Md, has re-
turned home and is recovering.
N,isa ninth Homes eldest daughter ot
hnr and Mrs. Frederick Jones. who
had been nj McIain Sanitarium. 81
I.ouis Mo. since last September. being
treated for infantilc paralysis has re-
turned home much improved.
RridECvilc High school Athletic Aa
,ociatior was presented with s3t0 th'
! result Of the sale of a strawberry croI
| ~ tho ton acres of ground recently
,,,r,bascd for q ncw high school build
inc This money wtll ho used for th'
| benefit II the association.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
Rirthda, Party for Mrs. short.

birthday party was given Mfs
Florence NJ short. ~ the home ~ her
narentx Mr. and Mrs " : Ferguson.
AIS Rroomc street. SATURDAY evening
4 very enjoyable evening was spent ia
dancing and card playing Those re
ceivtuE prizes for 900 were Miss jnla
4 Lynch. q 7 Walker. Miss Mildred
Kershaw and Gilbert Patterson Among
those present were Misses lS"Ne and
Flva Weber Mildred kersha~ Juiia
Lynch. Nvrtlc blades. Constance w
uands Ada Frazier. Fioren'" Wood
%sttic Sohn Howard lNpth iNaiph
Mock. Gilbert Patterson Thomas Natl
Wilson Ferguson. 9 =. Walker. =
Chamberlain. walter Ferguson william
1-,,u Lawrence Sanders. Mr. and
Mrs Fred. Cserhauser. Mr. and Mrs
george T. Lyon. Jr Mrs W Fer
ruson Mr.. and Mrs " : Ferguson and
Mir and Mrs Harry I short
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
SMYRNA M tIIINITi.

tb .,..,a les. ~ Smtrnh high
f. n,# V.t- entertained o,,t IA. w""h
80, I..,se 81 Delaware. \,w +
,..l,u ..,r.u. ,un '.,r.d S'..l.
u Ib, tan,, ,,ee n,u h,ld Last
80 h. .mb .,..r- fr th. 2. u,tit
H.. utd II lalUd 5 'uh hou-,
a. utau n i..N.t .tt Smtrua. pres.
.DiIn 4#, I,a.tttleu ~ Numcn $
a. u.I. ..lote.s tn, mcctng II tn
ta 4.lIt, tu.t s. W1oming. Trida v
r.s..n Al- tui ,istt- Dal VIII T.
D .t1.,u
V 0iH ,,.nautt NnthuuN,utcI
f..l.d. .u tTid-, ,nH Thursday after
f..,a. So un ean., hent, lannist'r
III, G N.hl et So GsriE.~ va
0.D vf l.rt ~ i.
a.pd - -r.Irt
,a 4eHte..5 .t, dau," was
# f n th, h,.4 d.t.rsau AZ Town
.u ast ttdsN ,ttnfrL
.a.tul demonstration will H. held
.. ttt,fr.,r ~ Wy.dIVn The hon.
/, la1e -.u.hto "n ~ Statc read
h.Iav -lutrna
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
BRAC h-E \.

Irark IN April q -Nr. and Nrz
" I2urne gave a PARTY. last night ~
honor III tho fourth birthday anUtNet
In tbotr daughter Iouize Burna
,,,,o,r those prru.nt were Hcion
Adams Louise HurnE FRANCES Nh'"'
scU Edward NhtteH"ll. tf'd Nath''
,,,r,t, Howard Caunman Curtis
Morely
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hann'Kan ahh
children. Ethel and Edward. were tho
guests of his sister MtR Arthur Dyer
Of Revcrly, y. y. sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Albert f'asthurn and
Miss Mildred Walton were guests on
sunday 81 Mr.. and Mra calvin East
burn ~ Richardson Park
Miss Helen ArmstronE Is III Win
scarlet fever.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
RpRAL REALTY TRANSFERS.

Rural real estate has been Transferred
a. follows.
Store and dwelling in New Castle. ny
Cecilia Agnes Mopike 20 James ..
fancar~ Jr.. for $4,000.
Dwelling in Newark, by the Newark
Trust and tafo Deposit Co. 10 Sarah =.
williamson, for f2,500.
Land In New Castle. by Tberesa v.
Mcclure tn Paul J. lawson, for $1,000.
Land In christiann hundred. by AARON
X Taylor To T.ouia -. Morreil. for $500.
Land at flmhurvt by tho Eimhurst
Realty 90. to John Kwiatowski, for 1900.
Land in Christana hundred, by Joseph
T.. Woodward 10 Mary r.. JackHOn. for
5000.
Land in Glasgow. by zachary r.
Harris 10 William r. Ward. for 1900
Land at Elmhurst. by the Elmhurnt
Realty co. 10 George Montgomery. fr
1900.
Land in Newport, ny Sarah J Mcke"
To Orlando K. strahon. for The nominal
| sum Of 81
Land on Clayrnout Heights by the
| Cta ayrnont Development C0. to John VI
| Rush for the nominal sum # 81.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE.

1.,,vct Apr4l IA surprise party
e,ver Miss Trnore Parsons AZ hef
80 III west street Monday evening.
~ -. occasion of her eighteenth birth
dav anniversary IN"
s,,o,, n games and music and c".-
.atiou was served
Those present We're MISSES 20 a''' IT
W,o,ten Blanche Workman, Florence
ward Louise German Ahno DAVIS
>t,rc aWtsou. Ioujso Records. Gladys
Ellis. Ermina Quinen. Eioise Rodney
Sal1e galloway. I.eiah PoIiti ISenor'
Parsons Messrs Dallas Thompson
Havmond Elliott Enos Valiant. Walter
King. Alden Warrington. Claude Lynch
Norris Kitchens George Pollitt Lynda'
Havnan and Joe Culver. 81 peimar
Mrs Roland z. QuiIen and Mr. anC
Nr- John W. King.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27

ARRILn IN NV ioRh.

Sm,rna April a., \sWs has rea, hcd
hers ~ ths maruaE, iu New York Cit,
ast Tuesda, ut Miss Edna HN, kwoll
rahoon and element Whtnc, Booth at
fa. hanl, ct The brid, un,l. ~ Jos, ph
4 Cnhoou 1ht ceremony Mas per
ru,ed IS Ia, Rohcri k,ut il orient
l,fnt i. pom th,r r.turu fron a
,,ddiug t4it to points 4n tine south
th,t viii r,sid, ln taf I}n. kaWaV. y. N
Ihe hrid, + vel known ln SMYRNA
H.ax the dauEhtl 81 the Iat, Edward
ID ana G,orgn Eo.kvru Cahonu for
pt,tN 81 SIN, rua Bowen Il. unity
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
NV RoOkkEFPING SySTEN.

Dove Apri ksnt county Levy
Courf .esteras, adopted Tho system
submitted hy President n Beers,
r., commended q, Mr Hatters of Balu-
more expert a,,o ountani who had been
smpIoNed D., ths our, for the purpose.
Il pro, idcs an up-to-datc method Of
hooh keep4ng and Was adopted by the
uourt
Ths county budget as submitted by
presideni Beers Tor no year 1921 was
accepted
Apphcatlou vas made by the town Of
wyoming FOR part % ITS yearly ap-
preparation of 5000 which was granted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
FORD MILITARY COMPANY.

MILFORD Aprn - Physical eNamina
,,ops Cor the newly enlisted mcmh'rF ~
tbc Milford company of the l'"ia Whl' :
Anti Aircraft Regiment are h"'hE "''
each night this W''N ~ ,,,,,,5
The adiutant general has r"'0n'hen"
"a lieutenant Harry Pettvi"hn i'' l"'-
notion to the captainCy Of the '"hpa,'
and Sergeant Mares =
FIRST lieutenant ..raa ;rt,
The company WI - -, 4
the Federal SerN"e ~ ~ Io.,I
Professor tr"deIl'N oh,si
high s"hool 'a'u''s'
af director.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
20 yo1I ~ >rRrrr LOAN.

~in.fua Nr.ll An Ella, tiou Will
E hefd ber romuiruV ~ dct,rmin,
s Ut,r,udum vote. u. authorized rl
ib. Legislator. ID, question II the
tswn ,omnis@ton.re born, Wins Si5.uoo
t., th, u1trt,,-,. ot raNtuE IN street
improvements NOTES outstanding and ~,
ntN street impfv,t tn4,pts
mn, alder man ofl,e lu tho town hall
W4u H. lsed a. a pollipE place and tn,
e1s,.tlon Will be Condu, tcd between tn,
hours 81 > and ~ IN
All taAablcs are snGihic % Vote on the
"a ais ~ one for q, "a dollar paid in tow i
axes during the ear Of l?Io.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27

The funeral of Joe Swain. yesterday.
was attended by white and colored folks,
as he was well thought of in this town.
where he had set an example OF honesty
and faifhfulness for many years.
Napoleon u. Register. the only APP
plicant for postmaster at Bewes. has
been recommended by Senator Ball for
the position.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27

you. my dear Louisa. eHfsrf~ arv
thing that can he offered in That rsfti VI
lar nnsi" gtriK. giochhoim
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27
NEWS or sEAFORD.

Seaford April + Tho approach 20
the bridge a. Hearn $ mill pond. on the
ssaford BridgeVile State Highway. was
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27

relatives NJ Haxerstovn. Nd, has re
turned 10 his home.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-27

Selling the Goods.
Commercial Traveller NY rive FOR