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after they had been voted down "t '''
polls on April l'h
Paul Davis to Be Held
paul Davis alias Paul M!S"cfI''H > q"
Is; h,.inr held in tho Marshall county J'''
10 aw..:. hearing before the gTahd -
on a robbery Charg". IT u Hh"'' 9'','
will also lie held pending lhFt" 'E'''.
un 4 charge OF being c"nnCcten "i.H -
shooting of Earl Mcfarland Si""I ,
Raul Ric,ka!. Who has the case s|h =
that 4 warrant will bs sworn out 10! "'7
arrest on this charge. In the ihc'i" I'm
the local authorities Wall keep ~ WV,
On the lookout for any clue. WA.ch INA!
| lead to the arrest OF the Eu!ltE p''' -
Circus on Friday.
Final rChrursalS are beng hclu Ao'
: the mammoth athletic circus l" De pre-
scented bv the students OF Union school
, IN the r.vmuasium on next Friday even
ing. This will be the first affair OF us
tind TO BE- staged by local students ana
much intcrt&t is Icing taken IN inc
event. Over twenty-five clowns Will be
| employed to tickle the funny bones Oh
J the audience Tickets can be bought
| from any OF the students for - cents.
Bachelor Dance.
! The Bachelor Club dance held In the
| Armorv hall on Main street. last night.
was n very successful affair. This was
the third of "a series Of three dances and
was the best attended Of any. The
members Of this popular club have been
holding dances In this city for the past
three months and every one has been a
huge success from every particular. Tho
| Harmony Boys orchestra Of Beilaire'
furnished the program of popular seIcc-
lions for the dancing last evening.
New Men on Duty.
The new city employees, who were ap-
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improvements on the property. The
fairgrounds IN this city i one Of the
les; in TIA" valley and Is used as Il PARK
and picnic grounds by rudny &c the resi-
.,l,;~. The small Dashboard tags VIII
10 sold on May - 10y 4 number Of the
Young ladies 60 this city. who Will be
stationed ON each street corner.
Health Play Tomorrow Evening
over twenty-five students Of the To-
cal public school VIII take part In IN"
Health Play to h" given In tho sch""!
auditorium tu'rur"uw evening. The
pupils have been r"hcar$!ug for the
ufI1ir f"r the past tw" weeks and the
u':uhcr, uf the f.,nulty have been coach
Ink them. Tn" students wcr" given tick
Cts t. sell and a large sal" has been
reported - Tar.
Mems Club to Entertain
Thu ucnli"rS al the Nr'S ctub oil
the Methodist church ar" planning Tor
Il driishtful time tomorrow evening,
when they Will have the members "t
their family rs their guests At 4 s"c:a!
session. They have arranged most
cujny:,5le program for the evening.
which will inclui" several short talks
by prominent speakers. After the social
session and speaking, = delicious lunch
con vii! he served.
Missionary Met
I'll" wcrIlrr$ ut the Missionary so
Ci"I!"s nf the Christian church were en-
t"r,a.urI =; the home "t Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Lrp2crt last evening. The early
part Of the ,ycn!u.; WAS drv"t"d to dis
GUESSING business affairs including plans
Cor a driy, 20 increase the enrolment al
the sorl,'ics. Following the business
discussions delicious luncheon was
served hy the hoStcSs
Working on Bridge
Tho worN on the now ronCrctc arch
bridge DER inns Eun. which was start
81 Nv 4 force nC the city w0rkmcn last
Monday morning is progressing nicely.
While the work on this structure is go
inC on il is necessary for aut"ists going
to or com;n.- from NoundSN!llc TO make
Z short detour.
Small Class
4 small class was initiated into the
local knights Of rythiau lodge ~ their
regular meeting held in Tia" lodge rooms
under the post office last evening. After
the inltlatory work and business session
a short social meeting was held and
drcfrCShmcntS were served.
Miss Anna Leeds, Hostess
Miss Anna Mae Leeds WAS hostess r.
The members o. Mrs. Scott Chambers
Sunday school class 1t 4 PARTY held a,
her home last evening. Tn" cvcntn"
was spcn' ut games. music AMI var."U>'
other paS;,mcS. ~ Il late hour IL.
hostess served ? dainty luncheon.
RehearsinG Play
tn" members of tho Senior class oi
Union High school who are taking part
In the annual class play are holding 80
hcursals f"r tho affair every evening.
The cast OF the play, '.;ugaG"d 10y We'd
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E1oHTEEN MORE ARRIVED
To-Day - CAN ACCOhinoOA
SEVERAL HUNDRED NUM-
Annual Commencement OF Elehu"A'
uttal Nurses TO Be He4o
This Evening

-rr> ,,,,,t:a.fno o. the sat" PRISON -
rapidly ~ca-.n.; .sr ..''" "''N. -"
49,, ,,.,.. -,fs.I s,.n.vnl, yesterday
with the arrival % - add't"nA corr
,.irts or IN, number arriving. 10 W.. Z
from E:nawna county arL from N'"-
s,cr A.. the close "f ;he day iU'S'',' =
there were l5ti prisoners benin" me
long dark gray walls OF Yves; Virgin = >
rcnol institution.
Wand, ! Il Terrell : now d,Nerts"'
his attention - thr proper sh"''S''''@
49, 49,. non uopu,ut.oa. Rc2"@;s
,,.,,,,1 ho,o /. the. ,hc-. + hu; lttie
80, TO-, g., the mn. u';' Warden I'Vr'''
~. ,,,,ra ,,Dr,n provisions for ak '""'
49,, - ,rc wilson low. a;rI can t9Ne car"
..,,.,-,, br,drcd Moro IN the cFeAI
,r,. rur,hr- are s"n' hire ~ the 40
,,rr,r,cr, n, STATE courts
Graduation ''SeR0iSes
The arrra, co",,;..'.""n"n; cNEFc'SyS
~ mo Nurses School. - the k"En".oS
N.uo,i,l EnSr:;n'. VIII ," h'Ih vas
c,cp;nr =, the Ok ndLle NJ. t.. c"G'r.'
rSa,n er. siv nurses e b. awarded al
,,,o,,,s r,-hnn ". l.. GraVaH VIII pre-
con, tho shccrSk:us. Or. l'eM"! ~
nm, or Wheeling. vi! deliver the
.,.r,, ..,.,,,,. address.
''''' c,n.,, mineral
,.,, e.-,,ir.s for the late I. T.
>-.har, Sr who died Monday. VIII
no hsId THURSDAY afternoon. The o"NF
I'm 49, -, me, morning 70 Proctor.
rho mace Of birth. burial will he mace
=, 80 family burial grounds At Proctor
Talk Fork Ridge Road
The Clay district advisory o""','
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tainted at tho council meeting MONDAY
evening. wcree on duty At their respec-
i've pnsts yesterday . NJ. J. Moran lor-
lucriy night lieutenant. n; superlntcnd-
rnt Of the park, Will have charge OF the
leaning and repairing n: The Riverside
l,.,rk. Al l.andcrs was AZ the night lieu
tenants desk last night, and Clark
Sprouts WIS filling the position OF night
fire driver The various other officials,
such as city clerk. assessor. chief OF po-
lice ard mayor. were busy the entire
day.
Prepare for Supper.
The ladies of the st. Johns Catholic
church are preparing TO give another one
Of their famous suppers in the church
within the next few weeks. Tickets Will
20 on sale the latter part OF this week
Benwood Personals.
Edward Cooey was business visitor
In Wheeling yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Jeanette Crosby has returned to
her home at Middlcothan. Va, having
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-03
Marshall Grand Jury
IndiCtS ChirOpraCtOrS

II, ,..,,, ~ ,hn Marshall county
me 'H%l ,,,,,c,, convened Monday
HranH Jug, -,., =, ,i,c court ynster,
norn'nc' re-" :,i,,,,.r.s There
DAY "Itef",'' '.,tyl.r,,ano-s
were ,.,,.,,.r =, 49,, latter
'n'I"'''" D" ..;,.r ir,. Incnl
~" TWO .'''' II ,;.,.-,,. ., and In
..-, ...,.,r-,.l yr.tn . act!r!nS
"cE'lH VA" az. .,'' ,7..,,,,.
ne.n'''.' -. fn,,oy..- C'has
Ae 1900 49,, i,,n.r. To,v NaiCo
bla~'' "'''' ..,,.,,,, rrttirc
bNHG"F. '''' r, c,lrcrs rsrar.
wafer no ~" ,,..I,,- r,,rb,
Ing from tN' l'.'''' ID, -'' " .,....,, 90
escapinE nom yen, 'N""' $500.
rapinE FROM pen ','' ,,,,>ar AVID Inp
Ing from l'N. 60 |'""''' 49,,
T}a"h. ar~"H' '''"' ',i-"
ur~%oUsh.nr "n!SN'! '"' ,
FrSaE t''rCv,t. "r"aN'H% .H'" j. I'''s
pInrC.s store. = AN .N'''' ''iN''
shiGc lHi:p'. Nhdf S''I''N' ''''.t.',
UlooHSh:'' :'r'"t. - en- ',,-- ,ii''
prnG Wl'',l Hay AL =" 'eT 1'l>'N'''
uLE'-c -, pD'i":"" In" ?.
The VI -G'r". IH-1S or. 10y "uN-"''
charged WI ''r -; "''i.' - l''"'!
Yoho. c:.1s'-"! y t. disturbing SSh"HI
cxerSi as: f.'.' 'i'"H''S. rhA'&'H WIZ"
non-suppo"'. i""F M""u''". ~ > -
with havinS iuo"aSh!ne III his possess
sion. Frank l'1-u.'"!. gambling charge
10" NywrcHy. charged with max. :
mash: r. II. Nee rIcNen, charged wit"
prIc.U.n'; I",G.y.n@ ard S"' Hety Win
OF t-F,u@ state eNIri.!a'l"n ara WIN
nnt ,2yilg l..""s'; III Weekly SANE
Edward Conner. charged With ron-SuN-
nn-r. steve .;1in. r.lrged with disturb
,r,. ~.r,...,uS worship: Charles Pond,
,n2rr,.4 win having monn+hiaG in h:s
,,.E,--,,... t.l,r,.. I RYAN. charged
r.,, rnr-s.,,,io,,. Rose uhnsom. alias
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been called here BY the death OF rem
tive.
Robert Forrest is able to be out arr
being confined to his home on III
street by illness. IL
sectl Highland. OF New Martinsvtlik
was a business visitor in this city yeas
terday.
Miss Agnes Garden has returned -
her home at Elkins, after short ui9t
with friends in this city.
Miss Virginia Bissett has rstulRsA
home from Cleveland, O.. whSrS - -
been visiting.
Edward Garvcy. OF warwood. va u
business visitor in this city yesterday.
Mrs. John O'Donnell is still cooftA
to her home on Main street by. nlDooA
Mrs. Jeannte James is able 70 b 80
after being confined to her ho0o -
Mar shall street by illness. i&5
O-P-P-O-R-T-U-N-I-T II
w 4 Mn AYNI -
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A Successful Nj a n

Among the notable professional mel
OF this country who achieved SreG
succes> along strictly legitimate l!nei
was Dr. T. V. Fierce. DeTotins hh
attention TO the speciality OF womcni
diseases. no became recoSn.zea
authority m that line.
over nfty years ago this noted
physician gave 10 the world l're-
scr.piion which has never been cquaied
for the weaknesses OF women. DR..
Pierce. OF Buffalo. y. Y. long since
found out what Is naturally best for
%o:nens diseases. He learned II all
thru treating thousands OF CaSes. Tho
result OF his studies WAS medicine
called Doctor Picrcc's Fayorlte lrcScrip-
tion. This medicine is made OF veGe-
table growths that nature surely intend
ed for hackaChc. headache, weakening
la.ns. and for the many disorders COM
mon 10 women In all ages OF iife. Wom-
en- who take this standard remedy know
that IN Or. Plerce'S FAvorite ITeSc-tp-
lion they are getting 4 safe wOman's
tonic so good that druggists everywhere
Sell il in both tablet and fluid form.
Send l0c To D-. rivrrcs Invalids
Hotel in Buffalo. =. ). Tor trial pkg.
Write for :r", :..ai'. O.. ...,'." Adv
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-08-18

6lIlOheI WIN ~,
Send us a postcar.dl, s NJ h
and dad address, and well ps' u
into the hands Of !, Un as ~
sengers just as quiek1; s + Of
when you get them s, ~ y
puff away to your me- q IL 10 )
YOU can be the whois II W.
Judge: II Fl you YOUR u tOb. .s'
we'd we'd 's appreciate the CIV N
Address your s g 81
samples to LaruSs. reet y
81 South 21st Stls''
Virginia. -
To Retail Toba',ses upN1
f Edgeworth, Laru IS, ! ~
pany will gladly s ~ tse
parcel post a one 5,' % sIe1
Rubbed for the sai
pay the iObbeF' /
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-08-18

bottles of the Vegetable Compound and
used Lydia Z. Pinkham's Sanative Wash
and arm entirely cured of my ailments.
Yoa may publish this letter il you
wish Mrs. MARY SHERMAN. Route 2,
Lake. Mich.
There is one fact women should con-
slider and that is this. Women suffer from
irregularities and various forms of weak
well as different medicines. Finally they
cake Lydia E. Pinkham's Compound.
and Mrs Sherman's experience Is simply
another case showing the merit Of this
sweii-known medicine.
II your family physician fails to help
you and the same old troubles persist,
why ism Z II reasonable to try Lydia 4.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound?
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-08-18

t',airs, ankle
II Materials
EI,o.n materials,
r. Indicate tb
4 ONSer colors
/ white organ
+. Dotted swiss
[,o"n, black
P's, has few =
/. gerispness ant
f.. frocks n
|.0ove n
FscSed and eros
L, quiet plaid
| h their trinl M
arrival among
,,,. inaeie of
As,, gay
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ness and at times was
obliged tostay off my
feet, | doctored with
our family physician
and he finally said he
could not understand
my case, so ] decided
to try Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound. After l
had taken the first
bottle / could see
that | was getting
better. took several
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-08-18
Shave With cutIcura soap

And double your razor efficiency rs
well AZ promote skin purity. skin com.
fsrt and skin health. No mug. no
siimy soap. no germs. no waste. no irri-
cation even when shaved twice daily.
One soap for all uses-shaving bathing
and shampooing .--Advertisement.
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To insure glistenIng-white table
tineus, use Red Cross Ball Blue In your
laundry. II never dlsappolnts. At all
good grocers.-Advertisem
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-08-18

He that gives to grateful man
quits out To usury.
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Many fellow has more money than
brains who isn't rich. either.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-08-18

1t is far easier to mend /, 3
heart than a broken rib
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-08-18

First negro slaves we're imported
On this country In 1910.
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Salad days are those in vh,s]
long green Is plentiful.
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HER AILMENTS
ALL GONE NOW
Mira Sherman Helped by
Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound

Lake, Michigan. - .Aboutone year ngo
\ suffered with Irregularities and a weak
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-08-18

of the grass, just like anybody else
Which Is TO say that Uncle went and
stuck his Botanic Garden on the Mall
where II didn't belong and now he
must take 1t away and put 1t some
where else. Now the Mall Is to be
used for the purposes for which 1t
was originally intended. The loca-
ton OF Grnnt Memorial ON part OF
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-08-18

fhifons an
/ a kaleid|
Topping dis
4 by transp;
4 and a &c
touched W
Presses Of
4 are by fan
|als. Thes,
1 designed.
p topcoats
h reverse {
Fhite coats
Flves a bool
iiblIldllDn q
II cOnSiQere
Pr days.
paders in M
| which just
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-08-18
Honestly,
do you like,
fancy piip

You know the kind we men
comes in a beautiful velVs|
leather case and arrives on you'll
day or Christmas. And vha|
have company, and they talkl
you 60 to the drawer, pull ct|
fancy pipe, polish it with thsp|
your hand and perhaps fllitq|
smoke with your best ~
manners.
And then, when all the iah|
gone-or before they haveg|
they stay too long-you rs'
your favorite briar, fill her "
right, and then the world y
good again. The people who
terrible bores a few minutes y
like regular human beings ~
them through a transparent %
of curling smoke. In the lna
the fancy pipe has been reSe
its glorious case for anothefp
oblivion.
It's the same with tobsa
Somebody smoking a ianq
offers you his pouch, and ls
good fellow you take a pipelu
a little pang of conscience s
the unfamiliar tobacco into
pipe). And you smoke IT.
very good tobacco. Perhapy
even decide what, if anytn@
matter with it.
But it isn't your brand, %
you get near the end, peraapl Y
little hastily, you knock QUIZ Y
tobacco and pull out your =.
full lest the too-friendly poua
again and you may have
gently but firmly.
Have you had such an a !. |.
And isn't it almost worm
how much you really hhsF
worth?
We don't claim tnas
pleases every man. Bu. " n
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-02

Read tho classified ads.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-02

that could b studied to great Advan-
tASs ~ those who had IN charge the
Installation ,ot tho platoon system ~
an innovation.
Discussing tn. measurement results
MIR. Spain says In organising the
platoon schools In Detroit the fact
has been kept continually in mind that
the resulta must be carefully checked
A how type of school. especially In its
experimental stage. must be guarded
at every point and each successive
step Justified by positive. concrete
evidence. Those In charge OF this ex-
pertinent have sought to assure them
selvVs that tho programs a. planned
are carried out. that pupils scheduled
Tor certain activities at certain times
are actually present at those times
and are doink tho required work.
They have hcen anxious at nil times
AS to what Il really. going on In the
platoon schools. Investigation and
criticlsm, have been invited TO tho end
that weakness might be recognized
and remcdicd.
tIf the platoon school Il TO Justify
Itself In the eyes OF tho general pub
lie II must f,rst Of all train the pupils
In the fundamentals as we'll "a or
better than the ordinary elementary
school,"
In order that accurate data might
he available. the Department OF Edu-
cational Research In Detroit hes care
fully mcasured the results In the tool
subjects In fourteen platoon schools
and compared them with re-
suits I'm schools organized on the
regular plan. Much data along this
particular line ha. been prepared by
stuart A. Courts. Director OF the De-
per,ment 81 EDUCATIONAL Research in
Detroit.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-02
LOCAL ORDER FOR
LINCOLN MOTOR CO.
SALE rs WITHDRAWN
Continued from page I

N'hAa'''' tANh' POke
Michigan court has ordered the prop
cr,y sold next Saturday. while the
domicne ~ the company. has with
drawn Its order authorizing sale.
Tho outcome will he awaited with In
tere.t. The situation appears 10 pre-
sent a delicate legal question as to
the authority ~ district courts in
matters OF this k,nd where several
are concerned.
The Courts Order.
Judge Norris order. entered yes
tcriay afternoon. follows;
Whereas. Upon hill Of a~mplaint of
Joseph y. Smith & Company and an
sver of Lincoln Motor Company. n
Delaware corporation. filed in the Dis
trict Court 81 the United States for
the Eastern District Of Michigan
Southern Division. Detroit Trust Com
psny was, on the eighth day OF No-
vemher. 1921, appointed by that court
receiver Of the assets located in that
district ~ said Lincoln Motor Com
pany; and
Whereas. Upon bill Of complaint OF
William ". Murphy and answer OF
Lincoln Motor Company fled In this
court. Detroit Trust Company and
William IA. HOyce We're. on the nine
teenth day os November. 1921. /ap-
pointed hv this court receivers OF and
Tor tho said Lincolr>Motor Company;
aud
Whereas. The receivers appointed
by this court did on the NTH day OF
January, 1912. present TO THE court
their petition setting forth that an
order ~ sale hsd been made snN en-
tered on the fourth day OF January.
1922. nv The District Court OF the
United States for tho Eastern Dw-
trict ~ Michigan, Southern Division.
directinE = sale 81 all IN. property and
a~~e,s Of said Lincoln Motor Compa ny
on Saturday. February 4. 1922. by
William :. Ssyre.. n. of Detroit,
Michigan. appointed by that court
specisl master for that purpose. and
that an offer. acSompa MED by n de-
post OF s?So.o 10 bid at least the
sum of ss.oco.ooo Al said sale TO be
held on Fehruar, 4. 1922. had beer
made TO = he receiver appointed in said
Eastern District OF Michigan; and
Wheress. one OF the provisions OF
the order OF sale made by the Distric-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-02
RED PEPPER FOR
RHEUMATIC PAIN

Red Pepper Rub fakcs the ouch"
from sot<. r,y. aching ioln,s. n can
hc' hur, sou, and n certainly stops
chat old rheumatism torture AT once.
When you ~. suffering 80 YOU can
hard, b.i around. Just ny Red Pepper
Nuh and you viii have IN. uuicke-, re-
l,sf known. Nothing has such conccn.
t,ntsd, pSn~'rs,inv heat ms red pep
ys,s juet A. soon ne YOU apply Red
Pepper Rub you viii feel the tinslins
hes, In three ninu,es n w1rms the
scrs spct through and through. Pain
end sorensss are gone,
Ask any sood druxE,r, for ,ar q
kcwlss Red Pepper Rub Hs sure 20
~, the senulns. Nth the meme Rowies
o. each package.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-02
and not ..rv. any useful pur-

conflict and not serve any useful pur-
pqss.
1t II. therefore. thiseafst day 9f
February. 1919. ordered by the court
that the order Of sale hefetofore en-
tered by this court on the NTH day
~ January. \. -. 1922. In tho above
entitled issue n and hereby Y In all
things vacated, annullsb sand set
aside: and furthcr that William II.
Boyca and Detroit Trust Company,
receivers Of and for I.incolp Motor
Company appointed by this court, flie
on or before the fifteenth day OF Feb
ruary. a, ID. 1922. In the ONCE OF tho
clerk Of this court, an Inventory OF
all the assets Of said Lincoln Motor
Company located or having their ritus
In this district including all patents.
patent rights. interests In patents or
applications thereafter all trade
marks and trade names and all In
terests therein, bonds obligations, bills
Of lading. shipping receipts. promi-
sorry notes. drafts md accounts receive
able, ms well As all other rights or
causes OF action arising upon contract
or from the unlawful taking or de-
tention Of or injury 10 property OF
tho said Lincoln Motor Company "A
tho same exists mt the date of this
order or ms khe same existed on tho
said nineteenth day of November,
1921. TO the end that all assets locn ted
In or having their legal ritus In this
district. may be advertised and sold
by the receivers~ appointed by this
court.
And further. that tho clerk OF this
court forthwith send by registered
mall certified copy OF this order 10
the said William s. Bayres. Jr.. De-
troit Trust Company. and thu clerk
Of the District Court ~ the United
States for the Eastern District OF
Michigan, Southern Division.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-02
Award Made In OF Case.

In Superior Court yesterday after
noon before Judge Rice. an award of
N.oI4.16 was made by jury IN the
case of Cecil II. Upper VS.. Harris and
Moran Of New York. stockbrokers, as
n result OF the alleged failure OF the de-
PENDANT conpany~ to fulfll It's agree
ment in contract In an oil stock
transaction. Upper testified that the
sum of $4,000 had been expended. as
per agreement, IN the stock certificates
in drilling oil wells
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-02
"a HOT DAY."
Comedy f1syIct 70 be Given At Calvary
Church Tonight md Tomorrow.

The Victory Guild Dramatic Players
VIII bring "A Hot Day" 10 Calvary
Parish Hall. Third and Washington
streets. tonight and tomorrow night.
The cast Is as follows;
Mrs. Milton Travis. reducing, Miss
I<inces Bosywell: Inez Travis. de-
butante. Miss Irene Il. Glenn; Amy
Travis. sub-debutante. Miss Doro-
thea Brookmire; Olga Samaroff. with
ideas, Miss Margaret Gibbons: Mr..
Philip Pemherton a cluhman, II. C..
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-02
Heavy Wafer Payments.

The Water Department IL totallne
the January receipts for 1922 water
rents. but viii not finish before to-
night. January receipts were large
and there was a flood OF payments
by check on the last two days of the
month. Discount on rentals expired
Tuesday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-02

Miller; Richard Fuller, his nephew,
Frank v. Gilman; Samuel Powers. n
pal. Edward Wrightson, Jr.;. Lucy
Masten., who loafs. Miss Ruth Ouse-
Icy; Ann Hardy. who protests. Miss
Della Bottomley; Alice Long, who
wonders. Miss Florence Hanson: Mae
Murphy, who knows, Miss Emily
Valentine; Yum Yum, Chinese. Miss
Helen KEENAN,.