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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-03
TH|RTy-E|GHT WILL
ASK FOR DIVORCE
Large Number of New Peti-
tions on November
Trial List.

The total list for the November term
os the Superior Court, TO start Novem-
ber Z, shows 3s new divorce cases, In
Guiding some brought at prior terms.
They are as follows;
Helen $. llunsberger vs.. Jesse il.
Hunshergcr Sophronia 7. Chisley vs..
John l.. Chislcy. Ruth II. Mackiin vs.
wardcll +. Macklin, Edith H. Meyers
vs.. Benjamin +. Meyers. Bessie Rieb-
man vs.. Max NJ. Riebman. Earle Nichols
vs.. Howard Nichols, James Roddcn VS.
Mary Redden, George H. Camp VS.
Mathew X. Camp, William A. Harri-
son VS.. Lillian Buck Harrison, Emma
v. Heath vs.. John w. Heath. Anna ID
McCafrerty vs. Joseph l.. McCafferty
clara Hastings Graham VS.. Oscar l.
Graham, Gertrude Walker VS.. Horace
Walker.
Grace Porter VS.. Harry Porter
Charles l.. Dear vs. Rosa T.. Dear
Oro l.. Hall VS.. Robert Leroy Hall,
William 4. Frcck VS.. Mary A. Freck,
Mary R. Timex VS.. Louis ID. Timex,
Flora NJ. Rosser VS.. George 4. Rosser'
Frank Goldberg VS.. Rosie Goldberg.
Charlotte II. Gllingham VS.. Howard
&. Giningham, Annie G.. Wilson vs..
Rollo III. Wilson. Joseph III. Lyons VS..
Catherine Lyons, Orrie ]. pittman VS..
Alice Il. Pittman. Eva Elma Legg VS..
James Sudler Legg. Wright c. Dizer
vs.. Jessie A. Dizer. lrma Il. Whiteman
vs.. BENJAMIN f. whiteman. Bessie +.
Whitcraft VS.. James G. Whltecraft,
BESSIE Bowen vs.. William III. Bowen
Harold G.. whitehouse VS.. Clara v
Whitehouse, Frank Adessi vs.. Eliza
beth Adessi. Roland n. Jeffers w
Martha Il. Jeffers, Marie Radica VS.
Nicola Radica, Sarah Ethel Geisel vs.
David III. Geisel. Belford II. Best VS.
Elizabeth A. Best. Hattie Il. Rinniei
vs.. Frederick II. Rinnier. Samuel ID
Iamison VS.. Mary y. Jamison, Rosens
DiGuglielmo usually known as Rosens
Julian va. Angelo DiGugliclmo, usual
Is known as Angelo Julian.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-03
MAYOR LAuDs KIwANIANs.
For Past Good Of,ices and Urges Them
10 Continue Municipal Activities.

Mayor Harvey made an appeal 70
the members of the kiwanis Club at
their weekly luncheon Yesterday after
noon. TO continue to be as active IN
municipal affairs In the future as they
have been In the past. lie showed
the need for every member doing his
part IN aiding the city in becoming
modern IN all lines. and was pleased
with the support that had been accord
ed the administration.
Charles j. Paisley, speaker of the
Delaware House OF Representatives
was another guest present ut the
luncheon who addressed the members.
He expressed his pleasure at being
present and eomplimented the club
on its broad-mindness In municipal
and state affairs.
1 kiwnnis birthday booster prizes were
awarded as follows; The prize of A. A.
/ Robeson, Of Buffers, Inc, $40 worth
OF merchandise, awarded TO Leslie w.
Stout: Lester Waterman, of the
American Hat Company, choice of any
hat In the store, awarded TO Clarence
McCaulley; William Shinn, $40 worth
4 of merchandise. awarded to Walter
Galloway; ]. II. Dickerson, of Liggett
and Myers. a pipe and jar of tobacco
awarded TO +. NJ. Arnold; John H.
/ Healey. Ir., box of cigars, awarded
/ to II. l.. Bonham.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-03
.. \. swnrNr, MEMORIAL MASS,
N N, unrss thufch IN Memory OF
Nslls knaNn Athlete.

\ Hnlumn hiHh mass Nv memory Of
ANmua n Sweeney. well.known local
Hthlpip, who died November &. 1890.
Whl a. celebrated m ~, Mory's n. &.
thmUh. alxlh aud pine streets. az .
Ht na SATURDAY, November 5.
'im" Sweeney was one uf the city's
Wuat talented athlrtea. starring par
uUunrlN m football and basketball.
AT lhp time ul bic death he was con-
nppltd with Nt Marys Athletic AS
Huplallnn nutinn hls athletic career
be- hlau wore the colora Of the Salesi-
hnun ANA iiruwuaon basketball teams.
fhp numbers nf his family. his per-
annnl friends, and The mombcrs OF the
lullbNlna organizations are invited TO
attend the memorial. knights of Col
WmhuH. SHipaianum Catholic High
Nphnoi salualanum Alumni. Brownson
Library Association, Defiance Ath-
lptIr Association ~, Elisahcth's Holy
Same Hnrietv, ~ Marys Holy Name
auplriN, thc Temple club of 81. Eliza
hrth'a church. and the Pioneer Liter.
Any Association,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-03
PRIZE ESSAYS ON
| RIP VAN W|NKLE
Children Show Interest in Con-
test of Every Evening and
Queen Theatre.

Every boy and girl in Wilmington
VIII want to see the film version OF
RIP Van Wrinkle" the play In which
Joseph jefferson created the leading
part years ago, which win come to
the Queen Theatre next Monday. The
film Is said 10 be a very good one. and
Is indorsed for it's educational value
by the National Board Of Review.
Another thing. beyond the fun of see
ing the picture. Is the chance Il gives
for winning prizes by writing about
II. and sending your stories in to
Every Evening" The contest opens
November 10 and closes November 10.
The prizes win be awarded the follow
ing week
Five prizes are offered 20 writer's
less than 12 years old. and Ave for
older ones. II you are less than t2,
you need only write a story with not
over 90 words in it. For the story
that tho Judges select as best, on Mo-
vember %, IS wffl be paid: for the
second best So. and for the three next
best, $3.50 each. and these stories Will
be printed In the paper.
" the writer Is over ~, then the
limit is 100 words, and the prizes are
$40 for the first, sb for second and
third, and two extra prizes of a free
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-03
ntnAl REALTY TRANSFERS.

rhr County Board of Assessment
trunts thr following transfers OF rural
rral uagatc3
land on Delaware street, New
taHllp. IS Uourre pcircc TO Margaret
-. Mck, for s. 200. adjoining land
nnd huildlng, hy George pcirce 60 the
tirst Presbyterian church of New
CASTLE. for tho nominal sum of ST.
land at Newark hv Tunc Thomas
ln Thomas ~. Ratcliffc. for S. 00o;
Buinlninn land, hy Tlhc Thomas 20
Ira o.. klmon. for a like sum.
Fifteen acres uf land Ia AppoQuini-
mink hundred hy Thomas Coleman du
hunt a. Oakley Nlnyard. for 5000.
Land in Delaware city. by Ida I.
Dunlap to William ". Moore. for $500
land in Richardson Park. hy ida v
Smith a. Lena Schcu. for $500.
land at Ailnanadale. bv John Ra-
luvigh 60 earmlne Culda. FOR the
nominal sum of $40, adjoining land
by che > W Holloway Go. % Carmins
Uuida, for $40. adjoining land. by ths
~ ~, Holloway Co. 20 William n
Potter for $40.
land adjoining the rennsylyanis
tai.foad hrandywlnc hundred. by WI
ilam du funi to William du poni
At iur ihr nominal sum ~ s..
Land uu Claymont addition. by IN
Pennsylvania and Delaware Develop
mrni Corporation 90 Joseph G. Stew
nft ard tullUe Culncteul. Tor sh
nominal sum 90 g. each.
land and dwelling at New Cast,
hf James y Toman. Jr.. g. Ellzahet
"a Iunan. fur The nominal sum o. 81
land at Nuw castle. BY won I
Huaarman to Martin BENDER. for IA
numInal sum ~ s..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-03

II what you want isn't offered on the
classified page today, telephone an al
of your own.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-03
WANTSALL TO KNOW
OF help She HAD
Claims, Since Taking Plant
Juice, His Wife is No Longer
Nervous and Feels Fine.

"AlF wife. after years of suffering. Il
nuN q upll woman, ard Plant Jiace has
brought about ihis wonderful change.
Hai Ne Joseph u frsnke. a well noWn
usiavm 0i Nafshall'on. Del, IN .
leuoni conversation AZ The Miller Drug
~infp. Nf.aN Market street Con-
inWnr. be- said.
-ho had tried one medicine after
another and had been under treatment
hlao unlN io meet with disappointment
She newer knew what i was 70 be free
from pain aud 4 IL q wonder that she
hftd at She nie ~ little. hof stomach
uat sore and she could not touch, even
ihp hsh'osi kind ul food, she had netiritis
very badly, was c0nstipated and had
Iel headaches. her tongue was coated
and hef eyes burned aud looked heavy
fif could not sleep az an AT night and
ilp lpasi little uoiso would upsst her
OHr "a uuf ncighbors. who knew what
hed condition sle was ln, told her about
Plant juice and the wonderful benefit
she bad with n got D bottle for her
and am thankful did, Cor now she Is a
Wpll woman, shc has nC more pain, Is
Tree from the ncufltis, sleeps the night
Through and h allle ~ eat anything with
uui The least distress afterwards. she is
ucNuf eunstipatod and Is never nervous
Huy more. she has fine. healthy color
% her iage her eyes are bright aild she
y iun ~ strength and energy. Our
lriende are all remarling about the
wonderful change Plant Juice made in
her ", gladly and gratefully ten our
rkp.uenrc iof the benefit of other sui-
lufpis
Plant juice acts almost hike mage Ia
stomach trouble, gas. fermentation,
that heavy, Distressed feeling after
naeals and ON retiring II attacks and
destroys All polsons n the blood cor
foris diseased conditions of the liver
nud kldnsys and restores them 10 nor
NAL condition
fnul Juice j. sold 10 Wilmington at
lhN Miller Drug store. 4O4-aO6 Market
street ii New Castle by r. Challenger
4 N,N W Newport by G. Is. White.
m Newark by " r. Brown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-03
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-03
JUDGE RICE HEARS
kOllOWSK|' CASE
Announces No VIII Render a
Decision ~ the superior
Court Tomorrow.

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-03

Want a driver? Telephone a olassi.
fed nd---Call 2200.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-03
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-03
Reduce Those Dangerous
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-03
Hanover Children Entertained.

The meinbers Of the Beginners Glass
and their mothers were entertained
at the Hanover Presbyterian Church
at the regular semi-annual meeting
on Tuesday night. Mrs. Walker gave
short talk on the duty OF mothers to
remain at home in the evening with
their children. Home kindergarten
Work" was the subject OF a talk by
Mrs Warren NewkirlS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-03
ROTARY ISSUES BULLETIN.
Local Club VIII Have Weekly Publi'
cation Hereafter.

The Rotary Club this week COM
mences issuing The Weekly Bulletin.
II will go out TO the membership in
Wednesdays morning mail and will
carry announcements of the Club and
any other items in which the member
ship may he interested.
The Club has issued THE Rotary
Wheel" quarterly heretofore. The
Weekly Bulletin will of course take
the place Of The Wheel and viii be
recognized as the official publication
of the Rotary Club.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-03
na, seani. Nrei Innlrht.

The 'H0al cnuucn of Boy Scouts o.
Anr iea Will meet al 2ga West Ninth
sifei tonight when reports 81 officials
WN pH received and officers for the
fheuine year eleeted. The meeting q
ih Court ~ Honor has been postponed
uHiN tht latter part ~ ths month.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-03

pass good for two months admission
10 the Queen Theatre movies.
Tho atory is based on Washington
Irving's immortal classic. FIRST pub-
lished I'm the sketch Book"
The Cordova daily times., 1921-04-19
RED- FLOODED ACTION FEATURE FILMS SHOWN
 AT EMPRESS TONIGHT

The Empress is offering "The Sea Wolf" seven-reel Paramount-Art- craft super production, for to- nights bill
 The Sea Wolf" is really big pie ture. It is the greatest story of the greatest modern writer of adventure on the high seas, crammed full of spirited, red-blooded action. It is one of the most appealing love stories ever written-the story of a beautiful girl who wouldn't love rich idler until he proved himself a man and how fate threw them both unexpect- edly into adventures that made man of him.
 The Sea Wolf is one of the great est pictures of it's type ever produced. The numerous thrilling scenes and storm effects are conceded, by lead ing critics, to be nothing short of marvellous and are enacted by an es- pecially selected cast with Norah Beery in the lead. This production is shown for the last time tonight.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-04-19
MONTANA TRACK MEN
 MEET AT MISS0ULA

MlSSOULA, Mont, April 19 (by As sociated Press). have been completed for the holding in Missoula on May 10, II, 12 and 13 inclusive, the 18th annual Montana inter- scholastic track meet at the Uni versity of Montana here. All high schools in the state have been in vited to send participants. Last year 300 athletes competed in the track and field events and a total of 66 schools were represented.
 George Varnen, of Spokane, will serve his fifth term as starter of the meet this year and D. D. Richards of Missoula, will serve his tenth term as clerk of the course.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-04-19

Russian Bolsheviki remain unchanged. It is expected there will be changes made in these policies soon.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1921-06-03
VETERAN CARRIER
Is MUCH TRAVELLED

Travelling in a little more than Is
years as rural carrier distance of
122, $50 miles, nearly five times the
circumference of the globe at the equa-
tor and having lost less than a dozen
days from work, other than the va
cation time given him with pay, is the
record of D. F. Tucker of the Conway
postoffice force, who has been in the
civil service longer than any other
man in Faulkner county.
Mr.. Tucker began service on rural
route No. a of Conway upon it's es-
Establishment, Is years and months
ago. Two and half years later he
was transferred to route No. 2, which
he served until Wednesday, when he
was promoted to city carrier and put
on route No. /.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1921-06-03
CATO.

We are having entirely too much
dry weather for the farmers at pres
ent. Some are blowing up their cot
ton and replanting it.
Cecil Patty of Griffinville has been
visiting his brother, Rev. Patty of this
place.
The Pulaski demonstration Mr.. Hud-
dleston, vaccinated quite a number of
hogs here Saturday.
The School Improvement Association
had their ice cream supper Saturday
night. 1t was a great success, the
proceeds totaling sos. We thank
everybody that came and spent lit
tie money for the benefit of our
school.
There is to be singing at the church
Sunday afternoon. Everybody is in
vited to come and bring your books.
We had a nice program rendered
at Sunday school last Sunday morn
ing by the little boys and girls.
June /.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1921-06-03
TO DRILL SEVERAL
WELLS IN POPE CO.
(Russellville Courier-Democrat)

(Russellville Courier-Democrat)
There has been considerable actlv
ity in the oil situation the past few
DAYS and it is now practically assured
that two or three more wells will be
under way in the Pope county field at
an early date. The original test at
Gravel Hill is still idle, but casing has
been ordered and is expected this week
to cut off the water and make final
test. Work was suspended here May
16 when oil was discovered in the
hole while bailing out, as the we'll is
in no condition to be brought in.
Walter Bishop, a rig builder from
Oklahoma, arrived Saturday with in
structions to place orders for material
preparatory to erecting derrick on
the Dover Oil & Gas Co. holdings.
This we'll will be drilled by Vim Tru-
man, Hill & Powers, Hale, Porter and
other Oklahoma oil men on an acreage
basis, contract having been let some
weeks ago.
Frank Lee of the Oklahoma Oil &
Gas Co. has been here for several days
and agreed upon terms for drilling a
we'll on Grow Mountain, southeast of
the Gravel Hill we'll some four or five
miles. He returned to Oklahoma Sat
urday night to present the contract
to his company for ratification.
D. E. Hoover and ]. L. Patton of
Oklahoma City have been here for
several weeks and are said to have
some fifteen thousand acres of leases
blocked up in the Hector neighbor-
hood, on which they propose to drill
their own well, which will be north
east from the Gravel Hill test.
AS stated last week, M. R. Craig has
blocked considerable acreage west of
town, ten miles or more southwest
from Gravel Hill. Should all these
wells materialize, which seems very
probable, it will mean a real test of
the Pope county oil field, and suffic-
lent to hold the attention of oil men
throughout the country until it is COM
pleted.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1921-06-03
MARTINVILLE.

We feel constrained to address our
selves this week. 1t may be briefly,
yet candidly, to the question of law
and order. 1t is subject to be read
with interest to all citizens of this
community. Last week we stated that
some of our young men had imbibed
too much white mule" as they are
pleased to call intoxicants and caused
themselves to be arrested. On Mon
day they, or at least three of them
submitted before Esquire Taylor Ma
han to the charge of drunkenness, who
assessed a small fine against them,
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1921-06-03
REDUCTION ON BUICK
CARS IS ANNOUNCED

Reduction in the prices of Buick
cars and roadsters are announced in an
advertisement by the United Motor
Company in this edition of the Log
Cabin Democrat. Touring cars are re-
duced $270 and roadsters $500, the
company announces.
Motor car prices in general have
shown a trend downward since the
first slashes by the Ford company.
Other we'll known cars to join the line
include Willys-Knight. Chalmers, Hup-
mobile, Franklin and Overland.
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the bulk of which is held suspended
on good behavior. Now we hear that
some are severely criticizeing the ac-
ion of the officers. Just here is where
we need law and order. There has
been for years a disposition upon the
part of some of our citizens to COM
promise every infringement of law
In fact, the above case was settled
on a compromise which practically
defeated the ends of justice and to
stress lawlessness. With crime on
the increase what can a community
hope for in the way of reform of their
is not a strict enforcement of law?
Law IS not terror to good works.
We warn our people that we will go
to the bad unless we respect law and
order. We must stand for the enforce
ment of law. We wish to stress the
fact that now is the time. We trust
our officers will be sustained in this
effort to enforce law.
There was very poor attendance
at Sunday School on Last Sunday.
E. W. Milan, wife and little daugh-
ter, Lottie, of Cedar Creek were visi-
tors at the home of Max P. Milan on
last Sunday.
We are beginning to need rain here.
Garden vegetables are showing the
effect of the need of rain
r.