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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-12-01

Cottage Prayer Meetings will be
held Thursday night at Professors
Hume, Torrey, Faser and Mr.. ]. E.
Nelson's, on Friday night Drs.
Somerville, ]. w. Bell, Miss Emma
Hustace and Mrs. Lilly Hudson's,
preparatory to the great meeting at
the First Presbyterian church.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-12-01

POSTED-All of section east of |.
c. railroad except 20 acres known as
the Brick yard; aga acres in section 4
east of |. c. railroad, joining College
Hill switch; 100 acres west of |. c.
railroad in section belonging to
Nath Cradles; 1922 acres joining
section A on west, owned by F. G.
Galloway; 100 acres joining section a
on the south, owned by Emmett E.
Joiner; LOO acres joining section A
on the north, known as the Thompson
farm. The above described lands are
Posted against hunting, trespassing
or grass burning.
Will sell any or all of above said
land from ten dollars and upwards
per acre. A. F. Galloway. Nov. "a
at.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-12-01

FOR SALE-A good new house, from
A to 5 acres of land, good improve
ments and plenty of fruit, situated at
College Hill, Miss, across from A. H.
S. Write M. d. Baker, Parlsin, Ark,
or see E. H. Show, College Hill. Dec.
1, ct.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-12-01

FOR SALE-A good Cole hot-blast
heating stove. Enquire of DR.. J. N.
Swan, University, Miss. Dec. 1-pd.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-12-01

coat. Owner can have
same by calling at this Office and de-
scribing coat and paying for this adj
vertisement.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1921-12-01

FOR SALE-I have $50 acres of land
for sale. Good house, good barn and
plenty of water. Eight miles east
Oxford. Nv. L. Kimmons, Oxford,
Miss. Dec. /. at. D.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-22
PENN STATE
To STRUGGLE
WITH RIVAL

Seattle. Wash. Nov. "1.-Untvcrslty
Of football team meets an almost ira
.dit!orAl rival IN the stadium here De-
remher 3. when Coach Hugo Eezdek
brings HIS Pennsylvania St1'" eleven 70
meet the SIM dodgers IN the second In
,erscrtional grIdiron struggle played in
Seattle.
On 'ha bass Of early season results
Penn STATE will be the stronger when
rho two teams begin play p"c,mh"" ..
But one team had been adj" t. score On
gezdek's crew this Fan until the MI
,any Lions met Harvard. Orto""r -.
Bczdck's men had the ciEH On n. CAM
bridge eleven until the closing minutes
or the contest when the CRIMSON put
over the tytnG touchdown OF Il -2,-@l
score October 90. In It's first iHte~sec-
tional game. Penn State defeated The
strong Georgia Tech eleven. IS 70 :. The
records OF the team this season include
victories over Lebanon Valley san; Ger
,ysburG .i-2. North Carolina, $50 and
LehiFh as.
Coach Eagsn1w took over The d3rcc-
ton Of a green squad whoa lie rHu." 70
Washington this year Comparatively
easy victories were scored over the
Ninth Army Corps team. 80: Whitman
College 70. aud University % Montana
est Then the Oregon Agricultural col
,eye defeated Bagshaws eleven. 24-O.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-22
ALI, ENTRIES MUST BE IN BY TO
NraHr " APPLICANTS WISH
TO TAKE PART.
YtnAl Practice Run Will Be Held This
Evening, with Better weather
Predicted.

Today IS the fnal time TO enter the
HrSt annual Y. NJ. {. \. cross country
run scheduled for Thursday morning,
staruaS from the Y. NJ (. \. building
At Twentieth and Market streets and
finishing at Wheeling park and It Is
expected there will be a rush TO get APP
plicatIon blanks before the flnal time.
There IS already nice list OF run
nerS ready for announcement. and i ~
expected the number will grow before
tonight. as Il IS understood there are
several who yet plan TO participate.
The Ana' practice run will be held
this evening. starting from the !. u.
e. A. at o'cloCk and huiSh:Ag the en-
tire course. Many OF the entrants have
been taking advantage OF the practice
runs as we'll as the track a : the aSsocIH-
tlon gym. and will finish their training
with tonights run.
Much interest Is being taken IN the
run. and it Is expected a large crowd
Will see the marathqners -; started as
woll as a large crowd At the finish.
The three medals. gold. silver and
bronze. 70 be awarded tn" winners OF
nrst. second and third places. are on
display In the windows Of the Allen Il
Hunter hat store. and are attracting
much comment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-22
.SHADYSIDE READY
FOR LINSLY CLASH

Special 70 the lntctllSchSe''
Pittsburgh. IA, Nov. 2O-ShAdNS."'
Academy grldders arc all in me Snape
after the hard tussel with the Nlch"'7
School os Buffalo. y. Y" he'd on IN"
Tech Field which was won by n score
OF 60. Outside Of few cuts ann
bruises the entire team IS In good
physical condition.
Coaches BALM and Palmer are now
preparing the players for the'' N0'
came OF the season. which vii %
ulavcd acatnSt the strong linS'' NIL
tarv Ius,itutc at Wheeling. W. va
next "Wednesday.
Enthusiasm runs high at shady Side
over the showing made BY the team ms
year The h"st eleven the academy has
had IN years. The team this year mas
run up so far 253 p'ihts to their or
roneats' n having won every came '
the six Mayed except the Wi.tNnSnN'N
game which was lost at WtlklnS"u'E "N
ore touchdown, made rs result ca 1"
fUryhiyI outside kick. So TAR rot one
Of Shady sides opponents h"S been a"'H
10 score by straight Rushing or me use
Of the forward pass. SwisSNa'e NIX"
school Sarncrad three points ~ the
drop kick route in the first game OF mo
Yar,on. which was won by shady side
Academy by me score Of Al 10 J.
\ big celebration was held after WIN
Ming the championship game WIKI me
Nichols Srh, Of. 4 holiday being grant
ed the students on Monday. Next E''T
SHADY Side Will play 4 return game az
v;rrr,ln and will make every "hor; 10
reueat the win at the Bison city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-22
", Y. ]. ELEVEN
IN BAD SHAPE
srEINBICKER GETS IN SCRIMmAGE
WITH VARSITY AT FULLBACh
REPLACING MARTIN
Red Cruver Is Suffering From FRACTURED
Ribs and Although AT Practice Is
Out Of Game

SPNr'ai tn the InlsHLH'"'ri' q, r,l
MorEant'"A' w d. 49, .,,,,
NraNcr' star guar u, '''. ~ " ''' ,,,,-,,.,,,
the MountainccrS IN every 'Mpo'' ""'
game this season. IS definitely CUT % ,"'
THANKSGIVING lay t'n" WIN ""S IT,
JeH' que 70 "a" Nv n.,,, h,,t W.,
1t IS "e"eEcu he mas ''uN' ~ '' u.s.. ,,or,.
any event lt"'i'1 ,%.,. avon.
Is no N"'"Cs ~ '' a' hoti,I ,he
tHouEh Ae S'' gt,,,o, 10
team IN sigma u''' 'V'99'',..,, -, ,,o~,
anotnrE reN"'"i WV - "'..' J., .,.h =,
ana lNl'nRn ""' ""N 80 W. -. -,
Ite I'.St NJ 60, ,.,,,,, - 49,. ,r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-22
TO GET
MOUNT INEERS PLAYS
NEALE IS IMPRESSED WITH Pos
SIB1LITHS OF STRENGTH OF
STATE UNIVERSITY

Special to the 1ntelll8encer.
Washington, Pa. Nov. 21.-A scrirn-
mage practice on college field this after
noon comprised the first days workout
Of the week in preparation Tor the
Thanksgiving day clash with west VIZ
ginia University at Morgantown. Goa en-
Neale got back from his scouting vigil
at New Brunswick scarcely N time 10
take charge Of his men. He mads q
careful inspection Of the West Virginia
NAV at Rutgers and came homo i'm
pressed with the strength Of The Noun
taineers despite their defeat at khs
hands Of Foster Sanfords players.
Neale admitted today that the Noun
taineers team was complete enigma to
him. He said tho southernsrs bad "A
apparent lot Of potential strength and
looked like good football team. but
have failed apparently to got anywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-22
BIG BATTLE FOR
MOUND CRY FANS

Tho football fans Of Moundsv!l'" Will
scr g real attraction Thursday after
noon when tho Imperial a {. " Wells
burg will clash with "a" faSt American
Legion team Of the Mound City.
The Impcrlals a:e rated as "n" "f IN"
he's, pggrcga;4 ons in tho valley, and
they will 20 down the river with III" ">-
pectatlons or putting "a" Legion boys
down on their list OF defeated teams
However. the home team haH been going
great guns this aeason and VIII E!ve tho
visitors great hRttle,
The game Will be played ou the Fifth
street park. and rs It Will D." tn" only
gr,diron attraction in IN" city on Tur-
key Day. a large turnout OK fans is eH-
peCted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-22
BETHANY WILL CLAIM STATE TITLE ''s !:
UNLESS NOUN TANNERS DOWN w. !.

to the state flag. which claim II must
he admitted. appears most reasonable.
Bethany followers would probably In
sist. however, that the game be played
IN Wheeling. because Bethany met W.
V. L. at Morgantown last year. AZ me
same time. while Wheeling Is the home
grounds Of the Bethany eleven. there are
a multitude Of Mounta!neer rooters in
that city who would make the condf-
lions Of game those OF a neutral field.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-22

TcaGher-There are still parts Of tho
world where men eat each other. What
An YOU call man "ho eats another
man?
Small Boy-Greedy. sir-London Post
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-22
BULANp'S SISoNS LOOK GOOD EoH
-uE srATr HoNoRS WITH DEC1-
sryE WIN OVER WESLEYAN.
VIII Journey to washington Tomorro"
Morning to Meet Georg stown Thurs
day Afternoon.

Special nispntch to The Intelligent
bethany. ". Va. Nov. 21.-On me
defect Of Westinghouse on
Thanksgiving day can equalize the
chances Of West Virginia university
with those Of Bethany FOR the state
Championship. IS the opinion OF Bethany
followers after the 'rampl'ng that
Bethany hand"d Wesleyan Saturday on
tho muddy Island field ut Wheeling
bethany winning go.
Though the Mountainous and the
Rigons do not meet this year on the
grid!ron. they each meet Ohio l., Wes-
lcyan and W and / Bethany lost to
" and J. by fourteen points: what w
y. /. VIII do against Ncale's eleven Will
ne decided. on Thursday. In tho mean
time the Bison eleven have the advan-
,aEf Of the MOuntainecTs in two OF tho
three games that each team plays. for
bethany defeated Ohio /. $50 70 W. V.
Us "a while the state university was
scored on by Wesleyan and defeated the
Burkhannon lads by a score Of but 33-".
For these rea sons Bethany believes that
her eleven Is by comparison on n par
with West Virginia, even should the
Muuniaiu"crs. playing on their home lot
be nhlc to tie or defeat w. and J. Fro
vlding that the turkey date Of the
Presidents does not eliminate w '. w.
Bethany stands ready to challenge the
lInrgantown crew to a deciding contest
To be played IN Wheeling after the regu-
lar close Of the season.
would Be Easy.
According to the schedules Of the two
institutions. both plan to close their
football season on Thanksgiving. It
would I've nm easy matter to arrange a
game provided that the Mountaineers
are not sntisGed with Bethany's claim
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-22

Tho flute players Of Rome went on
strike early In the fourth osuturH
B. c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-22
yankees
East End
RlIhODR

TorirNt. - :. M. I. nal~N -.
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Lemons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-22

i'll INV Sc FNV MHeN BN 4 \
S,NPLE 6ENOlN6 EkGASlSe '
NOV CAN REJOICE 10 Am DEAD
VElGHv. OLA c NC -NtE FEE Y
TvIO FEEV kPhe.T BEND
RAcH- UNTIL TIE NEAD POO
TUBES BETWEEN -TAe KNEES
SEE Cow TINS HNI SEEM 70
J2E \ DIFFlCOEI FEAT 70 DO
P,OT GNDFR CUR SYSTEM II
* tIApE X pLRASUAE
NtTE rvs SMILE OF SHVC-
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DONE -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-22
BellRtre.
wheeling.
PREVIOUS SCORES
THIS YEARS RECORDS

lool NNrrnr - NoIoTe . "a""F TN2H0 n N'V78
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-22
" Exercises Designed to Keep Shape During the Winter
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-22

IL l4INL Wat on Tue BACH
IN - ONT OF THE PLANO
SLIP TAE NANp5 UN6n3~
TaC MUSIC BOX, LiET Pihh Q.
Up UNTIL TT IS ABOVE REAo-
(SEE CUT) -TuEN REvOAN
PIANO TO ORJSINAl POSITION.
HEpEST UNvil TIRED ~
TINS EREpC,SG IS DEStChEp
TO BULB mCRE SLoO D
con pOSLES ANb NcSPrThGS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21
NEWS or A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Miss A. J. Cannon, Noted As
troromer. Mas Graduate OF
Dover Public School.
LAUREL TO HAVE ICE PLANT

Prom Every Evenings Correrpondent
laurel. june sl.--t'or several years
the propls ef Laurel have been IN
eonvcnienc.d by having Co go to an
other town fr their ice supply. but
q corporation has been formed. which
viii hulid md operate new ice plant
here Machinery has been ordered
and pians drawn Cor the plant
The plant will he located near the
freight station. convenient 60 the
freight yard. so that ears can he ices,
without hcins Obliged Go haul the ice
IN carts 90 wagons To- the ears. The
plant wsll H. operated hy electric
t-uwer. aud modern icc-msking ma
ehlnefN will he installed The capacity
will b. twenty tons of ice each "a
hours \ storage house with a ca
paeity ~ several hundred tons will be
built ln connection with the manu-
fuCturing plant
tsof same time this town has felt
the need IT an ice plant. and at dif-
fufent tlmps business mcn 90 the town
have been asked 20 form n corpora
ton a. finance such an enterprise hut
without success Tho plant which
has been here several years was put
cut 81 commission. last year. Il being
lnuosSlhle 90 operate Y and make a
prnni due a. the high cost of ma
terials and the added cost 81 operat
tnn mae hinsry that was ont ~ date.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21
Nrws of Laurel.

aurel june gl-Niss Virginia
HASTINGS Is spending several weeks
Vith friends and relatives IN Phila
telpha
The month";, meeting 81 the Won
sun uome Missionary society was
held this afternoon a. the home of
Miss MARY tame Mason. in North
laurel
The ladies Ala society ~ M
Pleasant N D. Church held a picnic.
SATURDAY evening on the church
lawn
Nrn Rh0da Garrett ~ Bethel Is
vaitine friends and relatives IN WI
WinEt0n
captain GcurEs = Cordrcs left last
week for Baltimore whore he will
take command ~ now barge,
NJ and Mrs Robert X Poster %
wilmington are IN Bethel. guests %
Mrs George Y. Wood
Thomas ! O'Neal. Who has been at
tendlng thc Temple University. phil-
adrlphia N here for the summer vaca-
tinn With his mother. Mrs Charles A.
n.Seal. in North Laurel
The Yacht Glcnanu owned by
charles g. Otwel u undergoing re-
pairs ~ her docks here when repairs
are completed. her owner win take
her "a Rehohoth Beach. wherv he and
family vii spend some time.
Lows Kitchens has purchased the
spicer meat store. on Market street.
snd to-ak possession this week.
william a Easom who for several
wears has conducted tire repair shop
~ Delaware avenue. OF this town. has
purchased a shop IN Reriin, Md, and
wili operate II IN connection with his
rh0n here Noble Morgan will have
charge AZ the new plant
Repairs "a tho pumps that furnish
the town with water were made this
week b. water Commissioner Laur-
ence ~ Higgin. Tho pipes of the
wells were drawn from the ground
and rev ones driven. The work was
done Is contractor Charles T.. Mar
W
Miss Jennie Harvey ~ Germantown,
pa is hero Cor the summer months
~dfh friends and relatives
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

FIkton. Md, June PA suit for
100000. growing out OF the fire at Ris-
inp sun. on June Is, was filed IN the
Superior Court, AT Baltimore. yesterday
bv Scot. Wilson and Son, of that town
against the American Oil Co. 1t is al
legged that the fire that broke out IN the
Wilson garage while the company $
agents were unloading tank of gasoline.
4 marriage license was issued IN Elk
ton. Yesterday, to John l.. Cochran, Jr.,
OF Chicago and Miss Eleanor p Brush
of Port Deposit. Miss Brush is daugh-
ter of DR.. Brush. director of Tome
Institute, and a recent graduate of Brya
Mawr College.
4 delegation OF Elkton firemen went
TO Rising sun, last evening and assisted
in the organization of fire company IN
that town
Commissioners for Cecil County have
reduced the wages of laborers on public
roads from 81. 30 per day TO 50, and from
s5 10 81 per dav for man and team.
Misses Eleanor Cawley, Charlotte
McAllister. Elizabeth Maloney and
Lillian Russell left yesterday for College
Park, where they viii attend the Summer
school OF the University of Maryland.
DR.. and Mrs Edward III. Wilsey oil
Chesapeake City are attending the an
Haal meeting OF the American Institute
Of Homeopathy, in Washington.
Miss McCallum Of Novia Scotia il
with her aunt. Mrs A. b. Caddell, il
Chesapeake City, for the summer.
The Federal government eontemplates
the erection OF another hospital at Perry
Point, TO cost 100000
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21
CAN'T BEAT "TIZ"
WHEN FEET HURT
sTIz- for sore. tired, pHffed-up. aching,
caIIoused feet or corns.

You can be happy-footed in a mo-
ment Use ''Tiz" and never suffer with
tender. raw, burning, biistered, swollen,
tired. smelly feet 'Tiz" and only
''Tiz' takes the pain and soreness out
OF corns, callouses and bunions.
AS soon as you put your feet in a
''Tiz bath, you just feel the happiness
soaking in. How good your poor. old
feet feel. They want TO dance for JOY.
~Tiz" is grand. "Tiz'' instantly draws
out all the poisonous exudations which
pun up your feet and cause sore, in
famed. aching. sweaty. smelly feet.
Get box Of ''T'iz" at any drug store
or department store. Get instant foot
relief. Laugh at foot sufferers who
complain. Because your feet are never.
never going TO bother or make you
limp any niore.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21
CHESTERTowN AND VICINITY.

speciai Correspondence Every Evening
Chestertown. Md. June II At a
meeting of farmers and threshermen of
the county. last week, the farmers
adopted a resolution declaring they were
willing 10 pay seven cents bushel for
threshing wheat this year. This seems
to be the prevailing price throughout the
eastern Shore counties this season.
Prior to the war it was four cents a
bushel,
LEROY Elliott, of Fairlee, was called to
Wilmington. last week, By the death Of
bis brother
Clerk Of the Court A. Parks Rasin
issued the following marriage licenses
during the past week: Joseph Keanard
Burke and Martha Ama1da Blou :
Henry Elliott Taylor and gnes Ruth rill;
George Walter Collver and Sarah ..
Anderson. all of Kent county
Captain Gault Applegarth, county
road engineer, received notice, Saturday,
that his father had been killed in an auto
mobile accident on the streets Of Balti-
more, when he was struck by a car lie
was rushed to hospital, but never re-
gained consciousness. The funeral was
held yesterday.
The annual supper by the ladies ol
Wesley Chapel Nj p. Church, Satur-
day evening, netted about SIPS fol
church purposes.
w. Bradford Copper, cashier of the
Third National Bank, was called tc
Baltimore, Saturday, by the illness of his
sister, Mrs. Startt, who resides in Spar
rows Point
Thieves broke into the store of r.
Kelrick, Chestertown, one night last
week and stole two suits of clothes and {
few small articles.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City, June y Mrs. Emily
Higgins hasbeen elected school commls-
sioger Of this place in place OF Stewart
l. Beck
Miss Atkinson of New Brunswick Is
visiting Mrs. Charles G. Ash,
Dr. AID Mrs. W W Ellis and children,
Frances and Walter arc visiting DR.
Ellis mother az laurel
Mrs. Sallie Pierce Of Bridgeton, \ J.,
is a guest Of Miss Lidia Bradway Tor Q
week
Mrs. John Schunder is spending q
week ia Philadelphia with her brother,
Peter Frempt,
Richard Why ,t,ush Of Mays Land
ing. y. J., is guest Of Miss Myrtle
Voshel of Port Penn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry McNally, Sr,, oi
Browns Mills. y j., are guests OF Mrs
Jennie I.ampp Of Port Penn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Webb and fam
Ilv Of Philadelphia are spending two
weeks with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George Webb Of Port Penn.
Mrs. Z. A. Pennington is spending two
weeks in Atlantic City, \ J. and Atco
y. j., asa guest Of her daughter, Mrs
Anna Hutton.
Local fishermen report fine catches o.
croakers of Fort Delaware.
Mir and Mrs. Albert Wellington and
daughter. Marion, OF Philadelphia, arr
guests Of Mrs. Joseph Yearsley Of Port
Pean
Mr.. and Mrs. Frances Grant and son
sherlock Hale. Of Mays Landing, n J
are visiting his sister, Mrs. Joseph
Rocmer Of Port Penn,
MIR. and Mrs. George Plummer ano
daughter Of Camden, n j., are guests o.
Isaac Conard OF Port Penn.
Miss Marie Bosier OF Philadelphia II
visiting Miss Emma Clark.
Miss MYRTLE Collins and Miss MaN
Yearslev OF Port Penn will take a coursC
IN the Women's College summer school
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21
nrlAw Arb GRANGE.

Newport, juno n -Delaware
Grange az Newport met In Red Men :
ANn last evening with good at
tendanc.. Announcement was made Of
ths festival which Hockessin baseball
club viii hold on saturday evening,
June ea. and members % the Grange
sin attend The Grange decided TO
hold a picnic during July. and COM
mittee with ~ appointed 20 arrange
the aTair
The lecturer announced an interest :
ins program FOR next Monday eve
rlne. The Grange viii meet tho sec
esad and fourth Monday evenings dur
ing Iuiy and August.
me ladies night which was sched-
uled hy Diamond state Grange of
stanton for last evening was not held.
a. only q few members were present.
Tn. farmers ~ the vicinity are very
busy harvesting their wheat crop, and
euuld not attend The program pre-
pared for last evening will BE- given
a. the next meeting evening, July rs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21
NEWS OF LEWES.

Icwes. June II 21.--Captsio W T.,
Tunnel Mrs, W Z. Tunnel, MISS
Mary l.. Msgee and Miss Sara Marshal'
motored to Milford, Saturday, via
Georgetown
Miss Cecilia NJ. Nelly was hostess 10
the Bridge Club Friday afternoon.
krnold Fitgar of California was a
s,,est of Mr.. and Mrs james r. Kelly
while in lcwcs. last week.
Mrs Rowland Payntcr Of George
town gave dinner for Consul and Mrs
George s. Messersmth Of Antwerp. Bel
gmm. and Mrs. Virginia Mustard.
nr and Mrs W 7. Orr, Mr. and Mrs.
" v Lyons and Miss Nichols 81 lewes
notorod over for the dinner Yesterday
DagSl,oro was defeated by the Iewes
team on Iewes Beach diamond, SatuT-
dsv bv 10 to
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21
AR. AND MRS. Rook
ENTERTAINED

CLAYTON, June y Mr.. and Mrs J
y Book, who are 20 remove to Whining
ton June 2S, verr gwen farewell party by
hy MIR and Mrs : W Collision Satur-
dsv evening Among he guests were
Nr and Mrs Neal Hall, MIR and Mrs.
l.ither lapan. Mr.. aod Mrs Charles
Ia Comptc, MIR and Mrs William
Iohnsoa. Mr. and Mrs Elmer Cats, MIR
and Mrs. Willis Scout, Mr. and Mrs
Edward Nacklia, MIR and Mrs George
Alien, Mrs. Frank Allen, Mrs Reuben
Warren. Roi-rt Holleit, Elsie Allen,
Georrc Alien, Mr. and Mrs. W s.
Collision. There was musical program
and during the evening refreshments
we're served
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-21

first American women TO receive such
a distinction, is n native OF Dover and
received her early education IN Dover
public schools, under the tutelsge oil the
then principal Frederick Williams. now a
prominent attorney OF Denver, Colorado,
Miss Cannon hns long been regarded as
the leading American woman astronomer.
She is a member Of the London Astronom-
ical and Astrophysical Association,
being the only woman member OF that
ASSOCIATION at present. Lady Hudskins, .
former member, having died three years
ago. Miss Cannon is sister OF Mrs.
MARY Cannon Benson and daughter OF
the late Wilson l.. Cannon OF this town.