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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-10
MILFORD MOTIFS,

Nilfoud, May i0.tt has been an
nounccd Ivy Mrs. George ~. Han. chair
man ~ directors of Milford Emergency
Hosritsl. that a benefit will he given
at Plaza Theatre. ON the evening II
MAY 70. National Hospital Day th,
proCecda 90 he donated 90 milford
Hospital.
baseball clubs are heinz formed
among the members of tho NJ. y. and
NJ. Y. churches " Milford. and a ser
ies ot ganiee viii he PLAYED this sum
mer NJ. v. team r. hclng manased Ivy
Rev. g. r. Dryden. pastor ~ the
chur'h, tho NJ. ". nine by Rev. II. W
Jacoha. pastor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-10
rtRr ENGINE roR pELMAR.

DplmAr. May 10. Tho two Town
Ccuncus. In ioint session. Monday.
placed an order with representative
uf tho Buffalo Fire Extlugui~her Go.
for nr. engine.
n In tc ho n stewart truck with a
1lalo pump. and a capacity " 500 gal
Ions per minute. PRICE, $4,000
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-10
MAKK OF RESPECT.

Claymont. May lo.--As a mark os
r~~r~ct Cor J. sharpieN Worth. one
of the owpcr- Of the Worth eterl plant
tc~c. who died al his home in Coates
vil'~ Pa Thursday. the phni wa.
ciosei during tho funeral services on
Monday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-10
Engagement Announced.

Announcement is made Of the on
gaRement Of Miss Agnes a. Wnmhy
Of Akron. ohio and lie Roy !. Horn Of
Wilmington. who is now in Toledo.
ohio The marriage is TO take place In
Akron. July g.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-10
Noah's Ark Dance Tomorrow Might

Noah's Ark Guards. No. !, VIII = o,d
their final dance in Pythian Cas-, J.
morrow evening. Pretty decorations
have been secured. Prizes will be
given. The KINNEY orchestra will
furnish the music.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-10
Ninth Ward Loan Meetjnr.

The fourth monthly meeting of the
Ninth Ward Building and Loan AS
Sociatton was held last evening at
Carroll w. Griffith's office, 224 West
Ninth street. A full attendance Of the
board was present.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-10

aasistcd at this performances. In the
evening Mr.. Terry gave lecture on
"rhe Spirit Of the Coloniats."
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-10
What They Raise is Cain

About all the agricultural bloc cul-
tivates is political power.--Greenvile
Piedmont.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-10

Keep your eye on the clock--in the
morning.
Evening journal., 1922-05-26
TEMPLARS HEAR
OF LOVEPOWER
The Rev. c. H. Bonner Says
Christ's Law Will Win
the World
SIR KNIGHTS ATTEND
ASCENSION SERVICE

Three hundred members OF st
Johns Commandery, No. 1, Knight:
Templar, attended Ascension Day
services last night in the Hanover
Presbyterian Church. Headed by the
Commandery Band they marched
from the Masonic Temple IN full re-
gala. under command OF Samuel H
Baynard, Jr., the newly-installed
eminent commander.
Services were opened with an or
gan prelude by Herbert s. Drew,
Followed by the singing OF hymn.
other musical numbers followed,
with special selections by the Han
over church quartet, composed Of
Mrs. c. ". Mannering, Miss A. Vir-
ginia Keen, c. A. Hume and W. S.
Bennett.
The pastor OF the church, the Rev.
Charles II. Bonner. delivered a spe-
cial sermon to the knights. taking as
his subject the motto OF the Com
.mandery, by This Sign We Con-
.quer." He told OF the great love
manifest in the sign OF the cross, and
said that great love was slowly bur
steadily gaining power throughout
the world" Mr.. Bohner urged the
knights not TO falter in their cam
paign to conquer with the sign OF
the cross.
Following the singing OF the |
3 hymn, "Onward, Christian Soldiers
the members OF the Commandery /
marched out, while the rest Of the
congregatiOn remained standing.
The colors Of the commandery were
placed at each side OF the altar,
while above the altar was the in
sigma OF the order, blazing in red
and white.
Ascension Day is the feast which
commentaries the ascent OF Christ
into heaven forty days after HIS
resurrection from the dead, and is
one of the great religious festivals
observed by the Christian church.
Evening journal., 1922-05-26

A large assortment OF Baby
Sweaters and sacques, specially
priced at $3.50 TO SS.9S.
Babies Low Shoes in wash
able kid and patent leather,
priced very special at $1.O0 and
S1.25.
Fine little Baby Socks IN
beautiful colors, in silk and
Isle mercerized, special. Soc
3 pairs for S1.00.
Evening journal., 1922-05-26

Stock prices a shade lower in quiet
market; Fourth Liberty Az S reach
new high at 100.02.
Federal Reserve systems ratio de-
clines one point.
Court refuses 10 modify New Eng
land rate order on application OF ~
roads.
Evening journal., 1922-05-26
w. q. II u. MEETING.

The New Castle County W. G. T.
u. will hold fits annual convention
Friday. June 2, at st. Georges.
dress at IL o'clock. Mrs. Armor
Will speak at o'clock. She will also
speak at night. Dinner will be
served by the st. Georges women
for so cents and supper for 55 cents
Evening journal., 1922-05-26
YESTERDAYS LATE
NEWS AT GLANCE
FOREIGN.

Lloyd George receives wha'
amounts to overwhelming vote OF
confidence after vigorously defend
ing policies at Genoa; warns OF dan
gers Of Russo German combination
Charles r. Crane found guilty OF
fomenting Syrian disorders and sen
fenced during absence 10 twenty
years by French military court In
Damascus.
Irish Free State leaders start TOT
London TO confer with British Caoi-
net; Belfast disorders continue.
France again approaches United
States in effort to formulate pro-
gram for American participation AT
The Hague conference.
German flnancier ends statement
of Berlin's arguments before inter
national banlsers in effort TO obtain
loan.
WASHINGTON.
Republican Senators start move
ment TO end absenteeism and urge
new cloture rule TO expedite tarin
and other legislation.
Attorney-General Dsugherty an
nounces he will personally take
charge Of war fraud prosecutions.
Untermyer urges action TO break
I'D General Electric Company's mo-
nopoly on electric bulbs; attacks on
renewed in Senate.
Treasury officials suggest railroads
be allowed TO FIX own rctes for Ave
years.
DOMESTIC.
Wilbur Hubbell, Philadelphia Ma
ional League pitcher. seriously hurt
when hit in head by batted ball.
Wayne B. Wheeler, OF Anti-Ssloon 1
Evening journal., 1922-05-26
LIKE CLOUDS ACROSS

foretelling the dreaded storm are the
symptoms of women's diseases which
point the way to physical and mental
breakdown. The nervous irritability,
the backache, the dragging pains. are
not only hard to endure. but they
bring certain knowledge OF collapse
unless something is done to relieve
the sufferer. There is one standard
remedy which has shown the way
~yt for nearly fifty years. The wo-
men who have come back" through
the use of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound present an argu-
ment stronger than words could ever
be.
Evening journal., 1922-05-26
Serpentine Crepe
KIMONOS
s1.ss and s2.ss

Serpentine Crepe Kimonos, of
fine quality and pretty styles, in
plain colors and great novelty
designs. in all sizes, offered at
S1.9S to $2.gS.
These are fine for that week
end trip at the seashore and Of
fered in a fine selection.
Evening journal., 1922-05-26
Fine Gingham
Dresses
1898

Beautiful Bingham Dresses
for street wear in a wonderful
selection OF new designs. All
pretty styles await your ap-
proval and at s8.9s every wo-
man and miss should buy their
summer supply at Crosby & Hill
Co. All sizes.
Evening journal., 1922-05-26
New Slipover
Sweaters


You'll want one OF these spe-
cial priced slipover Sweaters,
that can be worn with a sport
skirt. Every one fine styles and
their regular worth Is s2.ss TO
$3.50. All plain colors and COM
binations are offered IN this as
Eortment.
Evening journal., 1922-05-26

Very desirable apartment for rent.
1920 Delaware avenue, first floor
Beautiful surroundings. every con
venience. Immediate possession
Phone 4s50-Adv.
Evening journal., 1922-05-26
New Linen
Dresses
$6.98

Linen dresses are going to be
quite in demand this summer
and all the new styles are right
hers in this wonderful selec-
tlon, in all shades and sizes,
ranging from 16 to a.. Cool
and pretty models for all sum-
mer occasions, at S6.9S.
Evening journal., 1922-05-26
MARKETS AND SHIPS.

League, advocates deportation OF
alien violators OF dry laws.
Evening journal., 1922-05-26

Beautiful Baronette Satin Sport and Dress Skirts
Every one of the skirts of the finest quality material
all shades and pretty selection of styles choose from
All full models and well tailored Your outing costume
will be complete without of these handsome skirts
Evening journal., 1922-05-26
Double Panel
PETTIC0ATS
998c

Double Panel Petticoats in
white sateen, values TO s1.sS at
gSc. They are fine quality and
shadow proof. You'll need sew
eral of these for those summer
dresses and skirts. This assort-
ment includes all lengths at csc.
Evening journal., 1922-05-26
Decoration Day WearabLe for
All the Little Folks

Girls Beautiful Organdy
Dresses OF the finest quality,
specially priced at $500 to
s2.9S.
Many exquisite styles in
rompers and new creepers, all
priced very special at SOC TO
S1.9S.
Boys pretty little Tub Suits,
in all colors and new styles, spe-
cially priced at soc to $1.9S.
En-
Evening journal., 1922-05-26

The Want Ads will advertise good
cooks. chefs, mattresses and hotel
Evening journal., 1922-05-26

help. Watch carefully, and If you
are in need of domestics. this is the
time to get them.
Evening journal., 1922-05-26
Girls Organdy
Dresses
$3.50 to $3.50

Girls White and Colored Or
CANDY and Wolfe Dresses, all
specially priced tomorrow, in
sizes I to IA. We are now show
ing the prettiest assortment OF
summer dresses for the miss
lat can be found in the city. All
new pretty styles and fine mate
rfa1=
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-08
The Worst on Russia.

Americans have read of Russian
horrors until II seems they must have
reached the saturation point; that is,
until the mind revolving against alb
sorbng more of the distressing de-
tails, had set up a defensive barrier
of seeming Indifference. In other
words, we read of thousands starving
without much of reaction. We even
look upon pictures of death and eX-
IRENE suffering in that unhappy
country and pass without much emo.
ton to something else in the pictor.
ial news Of the day,
But Emma Goldman has uttered
one sentence that reaches down
deep and tugs at the heart strings
even though nature is doing its best
TO protect us from excessive emot.
ion, 1t is to the effect that during
all her stay in Russia she heard "a
real hearty childs laugh only once"
The significance of tAis is not vast
ed even on those who are fed up,
as the English would say
Laughter is the mark Of the care
free abandon of childhood. II is the
wall mark of youth. When a child s
laugh is suppressed, then, indeed, l.
life running contrary to the natural
stream When the children of a
whole nation are unable to express
their normal lighHess of heart, then
/ Aas the depth OF bitterness been
found. That, indeed, is a comment
airy complete and awful. There is
no need of lengthy articles. The al
sence Of the child's laugh more thar
tells the story.-St Adams Messeng
e.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-08

Charles p. Steinmetz the American
scientist who has succeeded in produc
ing an artificial thunderstorm. born
IN Germany, 81 years ago today
Sir Francis X. Lemieux. chief jus
tice of the superior court of Quebec
born at Lewis, Quebec, 81 years age
today.
Rt Rev William H. Moreland, Eps
copal bishop OF Sacramento, born at
Charleston, $ c., 81 years ago today
David Il Klnchelo, representative
in Congress of the Second Kentucky
district born in Mclean county, Ky.
10 years ago today
Jack Hendricks, manager of the
Indianapolis American association
baseball club born at Joliet, Ill.,, 4G
years ago today.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-08
GROWTH OF SOCCER IN US.
Founder Of Game Here Says Amerl.
cans Are Superior.

That England, the cradle of soccer
football, has ben outstripped by Amer
lea in this sport, is the belief of
Thomas w. Cahill of st. Louis, found
er of soccer in the United States.
Mr.. Cahill, who is secretary of the
United States Football Association,
which controls soccer in this country,
suggested that all-star eleyens OF
both countries meet either in the
United States or abroad to decide the
championship and settle the question
of soccer supremacy between the two
countries.
Discussing the merit of the Ameri-
car style % soccer as played by
Auoe'e,l roTo p'g'.orf Ce,nl ctlted
that Amer'co was about ready to pass
the Cd cCaEtry in playing this game,
which was imported from the British
Isles.
Il believe" he continued that
could pick team of American born
players that could defeat any ALI
British team today
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-08
In The DAYS News.

Captain Arura da Sacadura, who Is
attempting 'the transatlantic flight
from Portugal to Brazil, is an officer
in the Portuguese navy and one OF
the first men in the service to take
up the study and practice of aviation
Born in northern Portugal about forty
years ago, he attended the local
schools and then entered the Portu
guese Naval College. Upon his gradu
alton he entered the navy and won
his way to the rank Of captain AT
the commencement Of the World Wal
Captain da Sacadura became actively
interested in aviation and was made
fight commander in the Portuguese
service. For several years he has
devoted himself to experiments witt
both airplanes and seaplanes In avia
ton circles he won a reputation foi
his skill and daring His transatlantic
venture is not his first attempt at
long-dstance flying Two years age
he accomplished a flight from Lsbor
to the Madeira Islands.
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Today's Events

One hundredth anniversary of the
organization of the Hebrew Benevo
lent Society Of New York City
Mary Pickford, the worlds most
popular photoplay actress, today enters
upon her thirtieth year
Lord Byng Of Vimy, Governor Cen
eral of the Dominion, leaves Ottawa
today to begin his first official tour
over large section Of Ontario.
Plans for recognition of supervised
track and field sports for women by
the Amateur Athletic Union are to be
discussed at a conference in New
York today.
A monument erected by the Daugh-
ters of the Confederacy to General
Alfred Mouton will be unveiled today
at Lafayette, Lao,on the anniversary
Of his death at the battle of Mansfield,
in 1913.
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TodaY,s Anniversaries.

lS0G-A hu band and wife were exc
cuted in London for counterfeit
ing
1S26-A bloodlcss duel was fought by
Henry Clay and John Randolph.
lS47-Edward Douglass White, COVER
nor of Louisiana and father Of
the late Chief Justice Of the e.
s., died I'm New Orleans. Born
in Nashville, Tenn. in 1895
1867 The trla lof 300 Fenians was
opened before special com
mission in Dublin
1872 The SEES ion Of the German
Reichstag was opened by Prince
Bismark
1886 Geoyge Hearst was appointed
United States senator from Cal
ifornia.
1919 d. Valera, the Sim Fem lead
err was given great public
welcome in Dublin
1924 seat on the New York Stock
Exchange sold at Sl01 900.
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1867.
lS65-War between the States virtu.
ally ended with IN surrender oil
General Lee at AppomattoX.
1868 One hundred lives lost in the
burning of the steamer Sea
Bird on Lake Michigan
1S69-Hudson Bay Company agreed
to cede its territorial rights to
the Dominion OF Canada.
lS72-The Soldiers Monument in De.
troit was dedicated
l920-At Pittsburg kas.. Alexander
Howat. leader of the Kansas
miners union, was sent to Jail
for refusal TO appear before the
new Court of Industrial Rela
tons
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-08

Charleston s. c., was invaded
by British naval and land fore
cs under Sir Henry Clinton.
1S04-upper Louisiana was formally
transferred to The U. S.
1922 James Wilson, Indiana congress.
man and L. S minister to Vene
zuela, born at Charlottesville
Ind Died at Caracas, Aug. s.
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rodav,s Rirthdaya.

King Albert OF the Belgian who
recently visited the Pope, born in
Brussels AZ years ago today
Mary Pickford most famous of mo-
ton picture actresses, born in Toron.
TO. % years ago today.
Dr. William H. Welch. world-famous
rathologist Of John Hopkins Hospital
BON at Norfolk, Conn, 70 years ago
today
RI Rev William Turner Catholic
bishop Of Buffalo. born in Kilmallock
ireland, 81 years ago today.
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Sundays Events.

Palm Sunday
Fifty.saventh anniversary of the sur
render of AppomattoX
Commemorat on OF the anniversary
of Vimy Ridge. where hundreds of
Canadian soldiers paid the supreme
sacrifice.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-08

NOTICE-BenninEto first Prize
Baby Contest will be held soon Enter
your baby now. No charge Beauti-
full prizes Valuable presents for every
baby entered, also the mothers. Spe-
cial prizes for twins and triplets. Send
name and address 10 Frank Spencer.
General Delivery, City. 77t6'
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hIsCELLANEOUs

FLOWING AND TRUCKING am
prepared to do blowing. narrowing and
trucking OF all kinds Also slab wood
for sale, Rolliu Beck Tel 592-i2.
7St6'
NOTlCE-Make at least six dollars
a day. Men or women. to sell our line
of underwear hosiery and aprons di-
rect to consumer. Exclusive city and
rural territory Opportunity unlimited.
For information address Imperial Knit
ting Mills, Amsterdam. ~ Y"
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WANTED-To buy camp or bunga-
low or building suitable for one near
the car line and not too far from Ben
Please give price and particulars in
first letter. Address Camp" Box i40,
Bennington. Vt 76t6'
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WANTED-Students for the New Ro-
chelle Hospital School for Nurses.
Good home conditions; excellent in
struction: full uniform equipment and
allowance paid while training. Appli-
cants must have at least one year
high school education. For informa-
tion write the superintendent, New Ro-
chelle Hospital, New Rochelle, New
York. 75t6'
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FOR SALE-192O Harley sport MO
torcycle in excellent running cohui-
don re-enameled tBre"ster green
mn eouipment. Frank Mielkc, Park
street ext, tel. 401-W, '2to'
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WANTED-Reliable men to take or
ders for our guaranteed nursery stock.
Good pay. No experience necessary.
We furnish complete outfit and iustruc-
tons without charge This Is the time
to get started Write +. j. Rippiu.
Manager. Manchester. Conn. 64t35'
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Fop sALE-Antlque furniture, in
Guiding Hefflenwhite table ana pu,
reau; also windsor chairs anu W"
:, 7Stl2
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NVANTED-An experienced slaper
hand. a. $. Payne, lncp North Ben
mfnpton VI 7St6
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FOR SALE--Light Brahma eggs for
Matching. $10O for 10 eggs, Fine stock,
good layers Harry A. Chase, Norlh
nonntnpton Vt 77t12'
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WANTED-Middle aged woman tor
general homework. Can 4l0-M. 19t2F
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WANTED-At once, woman for gen
eral houseWork Must be good plain
cook Steady employment. Good wages
for right party. Address Box 3O3,
Bennington, VT, 1916
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Chevrolet touring GIr'
90 oood ms new. can be seen ut 1897
EorIh street. israel Laflamme f9t2'
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WANTED-Salealady steady pohci,,
ton. Inquire l57 Main ST. '''o
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WANTED - Position by licensed
chauffeur, private or commercial; FIVE
years experience. Phone li5-N. 7St6'
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WANTED-Plowing narrowing, or
any kind OF team work. l.. r. Squires
Telephone 177-l4. lot6'
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FOR SAI.E-Baby carriage in good
condition Price reasohdpIe' ~.
phone J6j-R. $40
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at the PUT
nam House 77tf
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WANTED

WANTED--A woman or girl for gen
eral homework 3 In family No WASH
ing Good wages. Apply by letterg'
Z. o. Box 332. VOL
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WANTED

NANTED-Young lady married or
single. to sell sample dresses. suits etc,
from own home on commission. Gar
ments shipped on consignment Must
have wide acquaintance and furnish
references Address Applicant" T.. O..
Box 40. Bennington 7St6'
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FOR SALE--148 Acre farm in South
SALISBURY, ] mile from depot one
Of the best farms in this sectio7 WIZ
sell on easy terms CT Win trade for
village property. Grant Bronson
South Salisbury, VI. 1It25'
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FOR SALE--At Overvaiue Used Car
Garage, one 400 Sedan. 5000; two 400
tourings. new, $500; one Ford. $3.50; one
Dodge $3.50; one Buick like new 3l7
School ST. VIM. .. Hawks. 7lti2'
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HyANTED-Co Competent cook Apply
MIS- Geo. NJ. Hawks, ga South Street.
Tel 4OG-M. 1916
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TO RENT

TO RENT-Furnished rooms at The
Allen 7St6'
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FOR SALE--A double house on Beech
Street. A good bargain. William ".
Wills. phone 500, Hawks Block. G7tf
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TO RENT-Desirabfe rooms. central
~ located. Private bath Address
Box 2l6. 76t6
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light housekeeping at the Scott house
i.none 42S-.J 7GtG