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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-31
WELLSBURG
Brooke County Court
Considering Plan to
Improve Short Roads
Intsrested Farmers Invited 20 Express
Their Views On Highway
Project.

Members ~ the c"Iuly '"uI' hh -
a. ihIa uut" uuhcr ,"u-tdrrh ION 4 p'h.
uhI.h when nnuIIy worked -. ANA u
accepted LN tie Inrruct-. Nth '"H"r
-. nr ,rr,,ud 'pvhrIr making 0'"tS
road ~ ma, liul".tInn,r In ihir count ;.
90 Iuuin,.d Inrd Thr plan lr ~lmp'"
rnnush amt r~r,lr"r ."iv IL" O." opera
ZION rr tho Tnt,rrr :" 'nr"tr i'7 su""' m
- dcnIr With r"rd1 which ~" NO.
.uur'l~rcd main - largely u'rh
,I"ruurhTnr"a E"r ucv"rhl y""rH ia"
,u,uuIarlnu"rp hrrc hocu al. Il 80 hr''''
rn,da whI,n a., u.r1 largely "u'F ~
farmers who reside rh"r""n. AMI ruul7
have not boon nvnlluhl" Tor work "t
,h:l kind Tho court however. has al
WAYS been In sympathy with the farmer
ord C,llure 10 pro, III" what might he
termed private roads has not resulted
from Indifference on Tn" part OF IN"
membership Of tho county court
Tho roads referred TO consist Of what
might ha '.,llcd pass ways leading FROM
oue main road To another. TIL" roai
l"l!ins from the bethany rlkC. Up past
the Ed. NJ. Smith farm and others dnd
out on the Washington Pike may b"
used for an e>amnle. The court has
devised plan which will max" these
roads far superior 10 their present con
dItlon. In brief II calls for the farmers
TO quarry their stone. which In many
instances Is available on their property.
and the county viii pay them certain
wage for placing 1t on the road.
The present idea Is - pay the farmer
about onr-halr Of what contractor would
charge and TO conduct the work az long
rs the funds available will last. Each
year. funds will become aNIilaNl" In
reasonable amounts and Ia the courH"
OF a few years tho work should l." cont
Dletcl.
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Cardinals Assemble;
COnCIaVe on Thursday

Rome. Jan. 3n.-(By the AssocH'teh
Press Tho sacred college was COM
ple,ed to-day, rs II will start deN"era-
tons on Thursday next TO elect d
pontIff. Fifty-three cardinals are no"
present In Rome and they Will compose
the conclave at It's opening session.
The arrival OF Cardinal LoGue. pr'-
mate OF all Ireland completed the Hst
OF electors FOR the early meetings from
which seven cardinals will be absent
Frisco. Archbishop OF Naples: Martin.
peherrera, Archbishop Of Santiago
Spain: Archverle. Archbishop or kio
Janerio: DeskrbensNy. Archbishop OF
Olmutz: OConnell Archbishop or HoS-
ION. pougherty. Archbishop OF lh'iade'-
phIa, and Begin. Archbishop Of Quebec
The cardinals are for the time being
s,aying Mt the various coll ,E"s and
monasterIes. according TO Their nation
anty. Cardinals O'Conncn and Dough-
.-,sTTS WI probably stay at the American
College.
on Thursday tho rifty-thre" cardinals
viii enter the vatican. there 10 remain
until they have chosen a successor 10
Benedict Ky.
The sacred college met to-day 10
make final arrangements respecting
rules
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AMERICAN VALUATION
PLAN IS ATTACKED

Washington. Jan. 2o-Th" America
valuation clause Of the Fordn"y thriu
Hill. "is In reality roth!nH more th'n
n domestic prices clause. Wh'h SUI
renders the making OF tariff rate" TO
American Wholesalers backed hv =" 'hH''
manufacturers" ~ T. Miles 81 Racine
wis, chairman OF tho Fair Tariff I."1ru"
and former vIcc president AMI director
OF tho National Association or Manu-
facturers. declared In an address '"H'F
before the tariff convention OF the latter
organization.
Tho meeting. which began thi' morn
ing. was called 20 urge imwcd'1'" nr-
ton on tho tariu bill. "mb"dv!ng the
American valuation plan" Mr.. Miles,
attack on the clause followed addresses
supporting It's principle by J. =. EHg"r-
ION prcsldcnt OF the association: former
Representative william T.. Humphreys.
OF Washington and former Governor
James y. Gillette OF California.
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bor home ut Huntington, utter spending
tho week end with relatives.
David Itogerg liz seriously III nj MS
home uu Marshall street.
Miss Eva Newton. of 81. CIhirFVlilc'
has gone to MuundSvillc to visit friends
after spending the wees end with. rel
ativcs here.
Mrs. John Hunt has returned nome
after visiting relatives ut ShadySl"e'
A. c. Rarlall, Of Cameron was Z busi-
ness visitor here yesterday.
Miss Thclma Scott Is able TO lie on'
after a slight illness.
Mrs. Frank Evans. Of ClhNsVliIe' Ia
is spending few days with relatives
here.
Max EssiE hms returned I" ms nome
-, I,ittsIur,.I after Visiting friends here
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ILLINOIS MEN Vote
AID FOR KANSAS;
~ GMllClSE LEMlS

Springfield. Ills. Jan. 3o-Memo"rS %
the Illinois CiiNriCt. Unlted Mine ""'N,
era by u vote Of 33iG2 I" i,S"'' favor GU
lending financial aid 1" the iio"At '"|-
ton VI tho Kansas miners. HS'"rH'n" "
results OF a referendum. announce" ''
day by President Frank F"fr'hE'on.
Tho policy OF International i''H''''",
John L. Lewis. In d"poSlnE ll""hC N.'
disapprovcd by majority OF '',''" ~
5.S5s. Tho Illinois state orE'"'h'''" ~
claims approximately 10000 "'""s' ""''
of whom voted on the two quc&N'ohS'
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nilroader Succumbs.

those arrested were srraIgned befor
III. Mayor on Monday and were assessed
5000 and costs. IL
Veteran Railroader Succumbs.
Lewis r.. Hamilton. veteran faf
Handle Railroad conductor, died al hit
home here on sunday morning follow.
ing n six months illness. The deceases'
had been n resident Of Steubenville foi
20 years. He was retired on pension
) years ago after 81 years OF taithlu
service for the railroad. VI
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CONCERT POSTPONED.

The concert Of MI. Zion Baptist
church. 22au Main street, when "ii
In Mt," been given Wednesday highI
has hccn I"atponcd ON account OF the
illness IT some Of those TAKING part
II win lr given later. AT dhte 70 10
selected after the members or The casi
have all recovered
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BURKE winner over
DOWNEY WITH K. Q.

Pittsburgh. Ian. 20 jack burke or
PIttahurE hknoCk"d out Joe D"wn"y OF
Cleveland In tho tenth round OF sche-
dulcd ten round hout here tonight NJ
no time was Uurkc seriously threatened
by tho Cleveland heavyweight.
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pnqI wCrk tho runuv friends or tho can
dIdatrs wore out getting people RCQuHint
ed with their r"rurdk md nome very
slr"uuuuV campaigning has boon Stnrt'"
this week II has been noted th"t thc
Women yut"rs "f the city are taking
great interest. and II IL expected that
they will take an important part In the
ilnal outcome
Portz Addressed Scouts
st the :"'"ln" weekly meeting or Inc
Iuv Scouts held last evening at the NJ
t. church. th" local troop was addressed
by II. g. Pnriz Scoutmastcr of the
Wheeling district. The meeting MAS we'll
attended. AMI Was highly enjoyed by All
present Mi l"ItI gave i splendid talk
ru Scout work, and tuli at the work that
other Ir""rs hhN" accomplished. roll
luN,iug IN Address thr SCOUTS spent mo
rcmuIu,lrr II ia" "l"ning In drilling.
To Attend ua,no
Ntut h,,.tI pr"rI" win attend Tho
hnrkrlLnll inrnr al Union hlrh tonight
when tho uI"n team viii meet III" fnni
Irn-I, tnrrr,- ThhcIn we've placed On
sale 'crIurdnY. ruh - large number whn
,ilrl"rrI 81 1hin game II attracting
ape, lnl lulcrcrt nrlh" IVA InnuIH ~" "lh
Ni,rla aud nIr both In H." primo or CON
hIlinu rho pr"rcodr ur tho game Will
H., uroi r"r tho h"ucni "f tho Erho"l or
ChorlTn.
CarriRan To spaah
TON Chnrlcu 4, InrrlUau. Of Mounds
yiilo hnr b'"u occurred To speak TO tho
Mcn'a club 81 tho VI T. church Mt thnIr
Meeting Thursday evening. \ splendid
musical program has also boon pre-
pared hy tho committee In charge. and
several uthw short tnlka will be made.
la nnitN Wpll EDOVn here
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IVY - ""'' N''
''' "''''" Ways
your prisoner"
-Four prisoners were brought I" Wv
rcuitoutiLry yesterday. making the To-
tai population l.2,S. TIA" additional ~
mate, &" III" institution are i" ''"'"
Summers county. Seven more "'' "
p"cted IN the next t." DAYS. II ~
respected that prisoners VIII """ -"
brought In from all iaris OF III" HI''''
ard ~ ~ rr""'''t" lhN me P"! '"''''
"llI reach the l,J"0 "AiN "''''" ''''
"eNt month.
In Justice Courts
.,x Turs,s, uI Glendale. was
hr,...Ir u, r,.,,r, S,ulr, ~ f. G!,y-
tan ,,.-Iri,Ily afternoon charrrd With
committing assault and battery un nn
url.,cr ut the law lie was nnrd twenty
d,.!.r,. and rusIa which lac paid
r,u. I.In.h ,hlD.cd with hr'ug
d,,,n. md Ola. rl.,I,. Nns ur LcI"Ic
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-31
The Miracle Man
and
The Miracle Plan
| Make Money Only When You Do

Tn this pool There OF capital stock
the be
works good Investment and agree to .ah 9i
tho
divided on hity-
basis
tho which this
in to money
ant but 10
iN,mm
Balar commission
is
tho funds OF prontA
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Tho numh"r 10 r"N"'"t""T "'N" ~
tho ernrrrnorl wh"ol ~ - wut'h every
II months Ia loon.
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Local Police Active.

The StnuhenvIllr police were an active
organization over the Weekend 1il'''h
arrests being made for violation or 'he
llouor Laws here. The action or the
malice t. due 10 the activities "t Mayor
frank Hawkins. who during iii" recent
campaign, pledged himself 10 make NE
miserable for liquor Violators. Most OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-31
STEUBENY|LLE

.i,rul,,uyIllr -, Ian 20 - =" change
..,,,,..,t,I I'm tho ,.nndIiI"n "r MI hnh
N,r Is,nuL Nndhnl"nn. wrnl' I'"'"h
,.-lIcu,r nT liruLruHIllo. vii" w"io r'"r
hullg IniulIy injured Whom -" ""'''"'
IiIo IN whi'h Ih"y w"t" ''"'"s ""''"
o'clnck Huuhuy nfi"rn""n P'""F''
over tho rldo 81 rl""p '"h'h"In'' W
mud dropped 100 foot Int" deep '"V'n''
II wnr announced ~ III" 'hi" Nh'I"y
huaritnI h"rc. wh"r" tho victims w"''
InItrn that ihcr" was n" Chhnc" 1"r the
recovery of Mrs Mnddnl'na, WI" mas
rcmnlrcd unconscious for nearly 30
hours. Mr.. Maddalcnn. who sustained I"
fractured leg and back INJURIES Is
.hourhr fo bc internally injured ana
only slight hope is entertained Tor his
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Four Prisoners In

not pny. aud was Obliged I" go l" lN''
for nGtsCn days.
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Mrs. =. J. SohRener
Funeral Today

Funeral services for the lat sarah
Evelyn. three months Old daughter Of
sir. and Mrs. q. Il Robinson. who d."d
NJ her home on Oak avenue sunday "N"-
ming. viii BE held from the late home
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would like to have YOU write t" any bank IN New
Matamoras Ohio where born and raised; any
bank in Tulsa, Okahoma; to three banks III Dallas.
Texas to banks in Fort WORTH to amy OF the oil well
supply companies, to most Of the large companies or 10
independent producers, oil workers right out IN the
field for reference to my honesty and fair dealing.
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From West Virginia to Texas, with stops at oil
fields, accompanied by string of drilling.
Twenty years on the road, Some trip That's
Forest Miracle.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27

Ing look and then drop the penny in
the playground box.
Madison has some things "up their
sleeves" which they hope will put
them in the lead before the end Of
the week. They have rummage sale
planned for Friday morning beginning
Mt 10 O'Clock at TIA Tatnall street and
n measuring party tomorrow evening.
Then on Saturday they have planned
to hold two bakes and through these
sources OF revenue expect TO make
their vote In the contest which IL
rated at twenty-five cents each. mount
up fact.
Returns arc coming In for tho play
ground budget. but Of course. not as
fast or In such volume ms was report
ed Mt Mondays luncheon. Team
workers are devotinH every spare
minute to calling upon prospects end
inviting them to contribute as liberal
ly as they did last year. They point
to the fact that while City Council 's
doing what It can. that the appropria-
ton Il makes Is sufficient only TO keep
the Fairgrounds open two months In
the year. Tho Community Service at
tends to seeing that the Fairgrounds
are open the remaining ten months
after school hours and on Saturdays
| If the Fairgrounds should be closed
there would be thousands of disap-
pointed and fearful children who
would have no place but the street tc
play and seek exercises and recrea.
| ton.
Since the Community Service an.
nounced its financial campaign. there
have bsen many requests from sec
tons OF the city not provided witt
Fairgrounds asking for the Service
to open n playground In their com
munity.
Beginning tonight at o'clock ant
continuing until 9 each evening flln'
depicting the Memorial Day pagean
at Washington Memorial bridge will
be shown at the Community Servic'
campaign headquarters in the Llbrar,
building. The film IL shown b,
courtesy OF the Savoy theatre. An
other Aim will show scenes from
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27
DEATHS.

CLODI--In Berlin. Germany, on August
20. 1922. Christine, wife Of Louis Cfodi.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral services At her late resi-
dcnce. Ninth and Walnut streets, on Fri
day afternoon. september 20. at 230
O'Clock. Interment at Riverview ceme
terry. ,-s~s
DAY-At Hillcrest. Del, on September
20. 1922. William S. Day, aged 64
Relatives. friends and members of
Oriental Lodge. No. l3. X. Of p. arc
invited to attend the funeral services at
his late residence. Hillcrest Del, on
2.3o o'clock. Interment at Newark
Union cemetery. rs
DKRICKsON--Near the Mermaid. on
september %, 1922. Lydia A. Derrick
Relatives and frfends are invited to at
tend the funeral services at the residence
OF her son-in-law, Harvey Ball. on Thurs
Interment Red Clay Greek cemetery.
Auto will meet ! O'Clock trolley at
Stanton.
KANE-At Summit Bridge, on septem-
ber 70. ls22, J. Wallace Kane.
tend the funeral services at his late resi-
dence. summit Bridge. on Friday after
noon At o'clock 1nterment at Bethel
cemetery.
SMEDLEY--In this city on September
20. 1922. Ella L. (nee Horn. wife OF
George Il. Smedley, 1902 King street
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral services at Riverview
Chapel on Friday afternoon, September
20. at O'Clock. Interment at Riverview
cemetery. Remains may be viewed or
Thursday evening at o'clock at l40:
King street
STERING--In this city. on Septembel
21. 1922. Jennie j. Sterling OF 1901
North Rodney street,
Due notice of funeral will be given.
wALLS--ln New Castle. Del, on Sep.
tcmber 20. 1922. Catherine. widow O.
Lawrence Walls.
Relatives and friends are invited to st
tend the funeral at her late residence OF
saturday morning. September 30, at 8 3C
o'clock Requiem mass at st. Peter
Church at O'Clock. Interment at ST
Peters cemetery.
YOUNG-At Newport, Del, on Septem
Der 20. 1922. Mary f.. wife OF Ephrain
B. Young. in her Gath year
Relatives and friends are Invited to at
tend the funeral services at her late resi-
donce. Christian street. Newport, Del
on sunday afternoon. October l, 1922. a
2 O'Clock. Interment 1t st. James ceme
tery. Newport.
Survived by william G. Pryor O
Smyrna. Del. Joseph II. Pryor Of Scran
ton, Pa. and Benjamin F.. Pryor of WI
mington, Del.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27
WOODtAWN' BIG LEAD
N VOTING CONTEST
Community Children Working
Hard to Aid Playground
Campaign.
THE SCORE IN
VOTING CONTEST

Insignificant pennies may prove the
deciding factor In the Playground
Voting Contest being waged between
the play centcrs In this city for the
prizes--pieces OF apparatus which the
Community Service is Offering the
Playground Association and neighbor-
hood groups for collecting money for
the financial effort on this week to
raise the Community Service budget
for the coming year
Yesterday. Madison playground
workers got into the contest and IL
was pennies that put them there. A
coin box was placed in store near
the playground with sign asking
customers who entered the store to
give a penny TO aid the children OBJ
tain some favorite piece OF apparatus
The box was opened this morning and
$3.50 was counted as the receipts.
Needless to say the children have gone
at work harder than ever and are
coaxing pennies from father and
mother, uncle and aunt, and as soon
as they get one or two coins, make n
dash for the store and instead of
spending IL FOR the tempting candies
displayed. give the confections n long
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27

81 suffered from catarrh for five or six
years. ] had a constant ringing roise
IN my ears and the mucus in my head
troubled me continually. My stomach
was disordered and seemed to have a
heavy lump in it. My limbs got tired
and weak and trembly. was SO nervous
l could not sleep and often got up at
night and walked the floor My kidneys
were disordered and l was in such bad
condition generally that l did not feel
like working at my trade.
II read so much about Plant Juice
and what it was doing for others that
! decided to try it. Since / have taken
this remedy my catarrh is entirely gone.
The ringing sound has left my ears. My
stomach trouble is gone and the nervous
ness has been relieved so that | sleep
as soundly AS child all through the
night
'The truth is that Plant Juice has
made new man of me and l can heartily
recommend it,"
Plant Juice not only is effective fol-
catarrhal affections of the mucous
membranes but also strengthens ano
gives good tone TO the system in gen.
eral and it has given blessed relief in 9
great many cases of catarrhal disorders
Plant Juice is sold in Wilmington al
the Miller Drug Store. 404-406 Market
street; in New Castle by f.. Challenges
4 Son; in Newport by G. B. White; il
Newark by w. L. Brown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27
Democrats May Drop Donkey.

Chattanooga, Tenn. Sept. 27.-The
Democratic mule can go, and II will
not be contested by Cordell Hull.
national Democratic chairman, he
said yesterday. when he learned that
the Missouri Democratic committee
wished TO use another emblem, the
Statue Of Liberty.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27

next to tho New Century Club are on
display In the window OF Millnrd r.
Davis. Tho contest comes 70 close
on Saturday nfternpsn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27

tsrium. Hs THANKED the ladies TOR
their kindness In entertaining the MEN
so frequently at these dinners.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27
SIGNAkMEN'S PAY RAISE
FOUGHT BY RAILROADS
Executives Deny Before Rail
Board Cost Of Living 10
Higher.

Chicago, Sept. differentiation OF
Testimony to the Railroad Labor Board
In the wages and rules d3spute. IN
volving the Brotherhood OF Railroad
Sixnalmcn and forty-two carriers and
subsidiaries ended late yesterday at the
conclusion OF arguments by repre-
eentatives OF the Eastern. South
easten and Western roads. The union
10 requesting wartime wages. with
dtfYerentals above that level for super
vssory classes. and return Of the
eight-hour basic day.
Charges that the presentation offer
ed by u. w. Helt, Grand President OF
the Signal Workers Union. was an
Informal Indictment OF tho Ia Dor Board
FOR Its alleged failure to base previous
cuts on submitted facts marked the
afternoon session. DR.. G.. r. Neal,
Southeastern Carriers representative,
told the board that President Helt's s
statement plainly indicated that the
union was holding it's strike vote over
a favorable decision.
John G. Walber. representative OF
the Eastern roads. said ''The latest in
formation available completely contra
diets the assertion that the cost ot
living has increased"
No intimation as to when the board
would announce its decision was forth
coming. However, it. wac considered
possible that its finding will be made
public in conjunction with or soon
after its ruling in the Maintenance OF
Way case. expected about Oct. /.
Tomorrow the Labor Board will hear
the petition OF the Train Dispatchers
organization on thirty-nine railroads
and subsidiaries for changes in rules
governing vacations and sick leave.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27

various city Fairgrounds. md how tho
dollars which are given 10 Community
Service are making city children hap
py.
Tomorrow evening At 5ilverbroolt
Community House there will be u
meeting OF tho residents Of Union
Park Gardens. The plan for mect-
ing to try and arrange for n play
ground has been under consideration
for some time. Samuel II. I'aynnrd.
president OF tho Park Commission and
chairman OF the Community Service
campaign. md Charles r. Ernst. d.
rector OF the Community Service. have
been asked to address the meeting
The city owns sufficient land In that
section to establish playground but
It takes money to iix such n site ur
for recreation and afterwards IL re.
uulres equipment. All OF there prob.
lems viii be discussed at tho meeting
tomorrow evening.
silver cups for the winners OF Tho
vollcyball and basketball contests be-
ing played nightly on the playground
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27
Mrs. Carrie c, WocTley Dead.

Seaford. Sept. 27.-Mrs. Carrie C.
Woolley. wife Of A. 6. Woo,lsy. do
ceascdD, died hero yestarday. Tho fa-
neral will take place eunoTzUw at :
.. M with services q hsr late home.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27

taken an active interest In this work
gave = short address 10 the men and
welcomed them on bchalf OF the
church.
Frank Mitchell. religious director
Iof Y. M. g. A.. sang several selections
accompanied by Mrs. Mitchell. Mrs
Charles Cox read several poems from
james Whitoomb Hiley's "BonEs OF
Friendship" and also poems OF Eu.
geno Fold.
CharIes Cox. chairman Of the City
Committed % American Legion. spoke
In behalf Of the men from tho Hani-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27
Brandy vine Fellowship Meeting.

The activities OF the fall and winter
of Brandywine NJ. r. Church will be-
gin tonight when a fellowship meeting
will be held in which all the depart
ments of the church will participate.
Tomorrow evening the first rally will
be held in the chapel at 7.45 o'clock,
sharp. There will be special music,
including solo by James Engleman.
The speaker will be DIR. Everett ID.
Decker of the Philadelphia conference,
one of the. great preachers at Ocean
Grove Campmeeting this year. The
public is cordially invited. There. will
be no begging or collection.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27
INBRED VETERANS ARE
GUESTS OF LADIES' AUXILIARY

The Ladies' Auxiliary Of Delaware
Post, No. /. American Legion. enter
tained n number Of ex-soldierr who
are patients at Hope Farm. last even
Ing at banquet and social program,
In tho Grnce Church House.
DIR. John w. r.. Sumwnlt. former
pastor OF Grnce M. II. Church, who has
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27
RINGING SOUNDS
LEFT HIS EARS
Says Plant Juice Relieved Bad
Catarrh He Suffered With
Five Years.

"Plsnt Juice has relieved me of a bad
case of catarrhal trouble and ] heartily
recommend this remedy" said Mr..
George Lumley, of 532 Galena street,
Toledo, Ohio, in recent interview
with The Plant Juice Man, who is well
known in this city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-27
LICENSED TO WE'D.

Magistrate 0Iuckmhn hns issued
marriage licenses 10 Willinrn A. Camp
bell and Katherine NJ. Tonsr. both OF
New Castle; William Mclaughlin z23
N. Franklin street, and Della J. Con
neil, s3s Madison street; Frank M.
fIIll Of Berrytown, ~. r., ana Mary B.
Godfrey OF Henry Clay