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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-07

rairs. improvements and building OF
the Warwood road which is IN Dad
condition at the present time.
The club has furnished cars 10 the
workers in the Belgian Relief Fund
70 gather the cast off clothes anti con-
tributionS for that cause and As the
Boy Scouts start today 70 work for thu
same cause the club will procure more
cars and trucks 10 furnish the boys
means 10 gather their share for the
fund
The meeting was we'll attended, ev-
cry member being present.
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HISTORIC ESTATE SOLD.

NEW YORK. Junn 6.--The historic
MISSIONER plantation IN tn" James
river iwenly-f"ur miles southeast o.
Richmond. Va. WAS sold NJ public auE-
:inn to-day To aU. investment SECURITIES
company here. Tor $22h""", Tho tra"'
sarrin,i ,nctld"d tho c$tai" q l'l'V
acres.
Tbs So" was selected for IN" nome 81
Henry West. fourth Lord Delaware. and
In. governor OF Virginia IN l"l"' In"
prt sent E"ES" WAS r"nStruct"d III l'l\'
lT"2 One wing 81 the mansion WAS de-
stroyed hy sh"li fir" during iii" CiN!I
war. bur was restored. IL contains
many English antiques among It's FIR
n!ShiuSs. :. -
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.FRECKLE-FACE
Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots.
How 10 Remove Easily.

Here's Il chance, Miss F'rrCkle-fac". to
Try Il remedy for frcCklrS with IN" guar
Hntc" Of a reliable dealer that II Will
not cost you Il penny unless IL removes
The freclll"S: while If II dOrS give you
81 clear complexion the expense IL
trI:ling
simply get an ounce Of Othine-
double strrng;h--frorn ANY druIgi:
and Il few Applications should show you
how c;tSy ii IL IL rid yourself al the
h"mcIy frccklcS and get Il beautiful
complexion Rarely j. mora than one
ounce needed for The worst cas-.
r" Surc L. ask ;hr druggist for the
double strength blh!nc as This strength
Is sold under guarantee" Of money back
II il fails 10 remove ircrkicS.
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SOCIAL EVENTS
Of EARLY JUNE
MANY PRETTY SOCIETY EVENTS
ARE HOLDING FOREMOST
PLACE NOW.
Patriotic Dance at Country Club Ore"
Many Last Evenine-Pietures
Are in Favor.

4 dinner Of patriotic appointments
was given last evening at tho Country
Club by the llazel-Atlas Glass COM
pany. which included in the group a
number of ml-oG-iown guests who are
cnnuecled with the branches OF the
company in other sections.
The dinner. which was, OF IN" deh
rious order. for which the club - IA
nous. proved one Of the merrlrst par
ties Of its kind taking place al TINS
resort during the present season. Inc
decorations nf tho affairs were :
unique arrangement Of small nag. Inc
national culorS. After dinner 'oaSlS
were given. when each guest was
called upon. and all responded III u
most enthusiastic manner. The hrmor
Gus note, as we'll as tho serious talk
being among the short responses
Twenty-Six guests made Up this merry
marty, who spent thr later hours on
the spacious grounds Of the club. a
number OF tho group from out OF town
remaining over until to-day.
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Picnic Today.

Mrs r. r. Mckee has arranged a
little informal party in the nature OF
. picnic. which promises TO he annih
ENJOYABLE affair honoring Miss Marga'
ret Burns. of Pittsburgh, who is Inc
guest of Miss Katherine Pfarr. The
group will Journey into the woods EAR,
Is to-day. equipped with luncheon OF
genuine picnic menu. The hours. VIII
be spent in the most delightful of out
door sports. The following guests will
he included.
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At the Summit.

Heat suffering in Y cStcrn Pcnnsyl'
vauia this summer VIII he reduced to a
minimum, as the Summit hotel. STU
ated at the summit Of Chestnut
Ridges highest peak, will serve d AZ
Oasis In desert. Already hundreds
and hundreds OF persons have sought
refuge from Old Sol at The Summit
and sill more reservations, some tol
three months, are being made daily.
Social events, including Weddlns,
ar" scheduled iur the next tex months
The most important OF lhc weddings
is that Of Miss lIurtcnSe Gertrude
Frank, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank, Of UniunIUwn. 10 Joseph Il
Baum, OF ST. Louis, al high noon, June
Ia.
Among the SUBMITS guests within
tho last few days were Mrs. }. 5. gibbs
Jr., Sewall Gibbs. :. h. Lewis anu
family, NJ. j. Sullivan, t. J. FeenE. l.
t;ranger and family and Mrs. Howard
Wolf, all Of Wheeling; Mr.. and Mrs
J. II. Brady. Mrs. Mary nickerSon, j
y. Brady and Mr. and Mrs. W. ID
Stockly, FairmonI. ". Va, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Stpptor, Mr. and Mrs. Rruil. Mr.
and Mrs. l.. :. lIornrr and Mrs. W
y. Con-, ClarkSburS. ". Va: Mr. ana
Mrs. a. Clayton, MAnrinc'pn. ". Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. sharpe and party. Is M
Chaplin. + H. I.ynrn. H. VI. Van Noor!S
y. J. and ii. y. NiChul.
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Horse Show Called on.

A second postponemcnt has been
deemed necessary Of tho horse show
planned by the Vanity Fair Twig OF
the Ohio Valley General hospital, the
proceeds, Of course. 10 have been do
voted to that institution. The AFFAIR
had been originally planned last fall
10 take place at the Saddle Club. hut
those in charge. feeling that the sprine
would BE- a more propitious season for
the staging Of such an event. held
same over, but again It was found
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Will Entertain Glass.

Mrs. George Confer will entertain
the members nf The Philathca class OF
Inc Stone Presbyterian church next
Thursday evening ii her home al Il
Liberty street. Elm Grove. y program
has been arranged for the evening
after which social hour will be rn.
loved
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A1lSSeR

Misses
Margaret Burns, Virginia Stifel
of PITTSBURGH katherine PfarT
Florence Mason
Mcssrs.
Junior Brown Rob Reed
Geo. X. Wheat Bill Crockard
Messrs. and Mesdames
William Pfarr Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
r. y. Mckee {. Hill
Richmond-Dean.
The marriage Of Miss Mary virgin
ia Dean. only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
John Dean. Of Pleasant0n. 10 Or. Oscar
Leslie Richmond. was solemnlZcd III
high noon Wednesday with Rev. d. L.
Fish, pastor of ST. Andrews EplSco1a
church officiating. Pink and white
formed 4 pleasing floral scheme all
through the Dean homo. The Dr'de
was charming in gown OF while
satin trimmed In lace and carried Il
cluster OF brides roses. DR.. and Mrs
Richmond departed this afternoon on
an eastern honeymoon. the bride traf
cling in dark blue suit set off with
tan accessories. Upon their return
they will reside with the brides
parents indefinitely.
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DaUnhterS Of VeteranS..

Tent of }hr Daughters of Veterans
will hold a meeting in Hands hall this
evening at S O'clock All members are
requested to Dr. present.
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Annual Mite Box Event.

The pa7lors Of the Fourth Street
IN F. church will be the scene OF 4
pleasant gathering Friday afternoon
ar $50 when the ANIMAL mite box
opening OF the Noman's Home Mis-
sionary society OF this congregation
will take place.
Mrs. r. F. Hamilton and Mrs. E. Il.
Mauck. have arranged IN interesting
programme for the session With the
serving n. light refreshments forming
the concluding feature. with the lol'
lowing women in charge: Mrs. W. Is.
Irvine and Mrs. f. 3. Nay.
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--~-@a--s-
RIVER NEWS

Tine stage Of tho river ~ III" local
wharf boa; II . =. m. yesterday WAS
feet :. inches and falling SLOWLY. TN"
manlpuiariuu of the draws ab"v" Will
cause a It'll" rjs.. III the river below
dam so. ]" today. Tn" Dunbar l":t
Wheeling for Charleston On h"r down
rriu al = y m. yesterday I'll" Million
will be- IN this morning about O'Clock
from Mnlam"raS. and will l"ave again
for that port II, ! % with lhrs" con-
SIGnm"nt of freight.
The Showhual cotton blossom. flowed
BY IN" iuwhwai Hudson. will show in
Tll:onvi!Ir tonight and Will pass down
tomorrow :"r M"undsvill". where sh"
Will show tomorrow night. captain Ed.
Cline is tn" pilot ON the Hudson.
CAPTAIN I:illy MrNally "f III" en-
rurSiuu boat SUNSHINE" ~ i'itt*hUrEh
was Il visitor on the local wharf tpda%.
ON no rI...l SrU uAluM 'NlL.qlI "VL
ducks ut Point Pleasant TOR tn" past TWO
weeks. is expected back in N" MH;n-
iuuras trade the latter part at next week
Tn" ELAN. towing ;hr Omaha "f tn"
Liberty Transit company. WAS reported
passing Travis Landing. about fly" miles
below MuUndsTill". At G:2" o'clock last
cv"nimg. They Will lay up ~ M"urds-
willie for tn" nigh: ana resume their
Journey this morning. meeting IN" ~.
4. NIShr't with officials and guests
aboard at McMcCh"u dam and he rS-
rnrirG into the lncH hhrh"r about noon
today.
River Kilograms.
Davis Island daul. O." Feet, stationary:
cloudy.
S.rlh"nvjllr q f""t. rising; rain.
T'ark"rShurC. !! beet. stationary: far.
Murganruwn. : feet. fmit!uE. cloudy.
nll city. Is foot failing. cloudy.
Warren. / foot, falling: clear
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Observation-Disclosures game postponed.
MI grounds.
St FaUl. !: Toledo. J.
Mnu"a polls. ~: Indianapolis. l.
Kansas city. =. Louisville. ).
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-05
A FINE ENTERTAINMENT

Special Correspondence ~ Every Evening
Nidctown. Narch : The entertain.
mrnt gwen IN tho New Century Club
rnotus hv the pupil II The NIIddletown
schools. l'rida, evening. for the bcueht Of
The club. and the junior brunch Of the
Red Cross WAS u success The playlcf
"IIrtty4 Dilemma. WAS gwen. and the
young actors and actresses took their
parts very crrditahly The east Bridget
Miss Lctitla Pool, Nancy. Miss Grace
Brady; Violet. Miss Leone gadlcy; Elainc.
Miss Lydia Rcdgravc; Mare. Miss
Florence Kohl Miss Ogden, Of New
York. Miss Frances Cochran, Betty.
Miss Clara Brady; constable, Jun Me
Whorter; witnesses. Frank Jones and
Claude Fourncrc; Professor TcIlltsoIne-
more William Meyers, director. Miss
Jessie g. shepherd: stage manager. /
Lcnont Jones
Tho chorIscs were well rendered. and
the song. "Shovclng Snow, was eucored
several times Miss Lulu Ratlc,igc sang
two selections, Garry Nc Pack 10 Ole
Nirginny' being especially we'll received
hv the audience About 500 w.ts cleared
hy the performance which will be di-
Nldcd equally between the New Century
CIH5 and the Junior branch OF the Red
Gross The club Will usc lis share of the
proceeds toward screening the club house,
IN desire to make the quarters OF the
Niddletowu Branch Of the Red Cross
more sanitary for their summer work
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-05
ELECTION IN SEAFORD.
Special Correspondence of Every Evcnin

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Seaford, March ; -Four hundred and
nine of Seaford citizens turned out. yes
tcrday. to elect mayor and three Goun-
clmen The mayor for term of one
year, one Councilman for term of two
years and two Councilmen for terms
OF three years each.
The election was very close between
George t. Collier and " X Morgan
the latter receiving 2I5 votes and Collier
I'll John Mettcn Of West Seaford
received Sol. Metten and Morgan were
elected for the three-year terms
Lacey l.. IIardesty received 366 votes
and was elected for the two-year term
Joseph II Cox received the highest
number of votes. 395
An assessor will be appointed by the
new Council There were no candidates
for this office at the election
Blades yesterday, elected a mayor
and three Councilmcn, the latter for
terms of two years There were three
candidates for mayor, and the vote was
L X Griffith, >: Charles Achy, 81 Ar
thur Hatfield, -; Frank Allen, 81
Walter Lloyd W A Culver and j
T. Lloyd were elected Councilmen
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-05
THE NEWS OF STAFFORD.

special CORES pondcuce of Every venne
Seaford. March ) While Mrs James
Morgan was passing from the porch
81 a house where She vas visiting, Il few
day- ago. Il board on he top step, which
w..- loose flew up and Init her in he face
i deep gash Was cut il her mouth, which
required 10 stitches to close
Edward Hastings, a farmer on the
Scaford Laurel road wa- painfully IN
Iurcd. saturday. While trimming of the
houghe of tree he had feiIcd. The
axe became hung in limb and cut a
docp gaah n his right hand
soldier boys who spent the weekend
Wlth their parents here were: Harry
Trutt Of Fort du Pont, son Of Mr. and
Mrs Smile TrWtt; Far Dean of Camp
Dix, son Of MIR and Mrs. s Dean, Wood
land Francis Taylor Of Camp DiX. son
Of Mr. and Mrs. i. L. Taylor; Branche
Dicierson Of Camp Dix, son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Dickerson. town
Benjamin Collins is seriously i'll 1t the
home Of relatives, MIR and Mrs Frank
Il Dawson ~ this town
Mise Grace Jones, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew +. Jones, spent the latter
part Of the week with friends in Viii
mington and Philadelphia
Among the boys that left here yester-
day, 70 20 70 Camp Oglethorpe, Ga. are
Albert Bosnian, Halbert Robinson,
Charles Hurley John Green, Norman
Outten Before leaving, each was pre-
scented with an outfit from the local
branch of tho Red Cross
III. s. Galloway and Miss Laura Gala
way Of Philadelphia, were weekend
guests Of Mfr. and Mrs O. f. Galloway
Of West Seaford
Mrs. Hattie ID. C0uibourn has re-
turned from a visit with Mrs. NetLie
Crawford at Mt Vernon, n. u
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-05
THE NEWS or LAUREL.

special Correspondence ~ EvcrN Fvcuing
Laurel March ) Mrs T. Ciastor
King ha- hccn entertaining i house part,
| IL honor ~ her niece. Ans- Emma Smltl
81 NhirsvlIc The guests were Mis-
Marion Cordrcy ol Bethel. MISS Racine
Smith 81 Dclmar anl Misses France,
Cordrce aud Edn8 Cooper 81 Laurel
Mrs Norris Arettc who had hccr
Visiting hcr rar,nts Mr. and Mrs
FhnnaS >rnctr. haS returned 70 hcl
hnwc lu Wilmington
Naknra Holt ui Wilmington II spending
! few dat~ n i.aunl. guest Of friends
Nr 3ni Njr~ Ntrrt s Ralph and son.
Ohm of luclaud y .llrc visiting friends
aud relatives i'll Laurel aud Bacon
Joseph ! Collins 81 Harrington and
li~ sons, Rufus Collins ut Chcstcrtown.
Md and Fmory CaIIn> III Wilmington,
trc spending lcN dats Il Laurel
Mrs iohn u. Collins Is dangerously
III with pneumonia at Tho home Of her
~an Iallep9cr Collins. az near I.a,rrI.
,.re collins Is pa~i 80 wears ot age and
sor pu>~iIans have little hope for her
recovery
ljr- Lena fleetwood and Miss Anna
NalI> aaNe returned from a short visit IA
luuIeInlIa
Nt.7 Gal,r af NIhn4ne.on Is spending
4 tev daf> u IAar with hI@ parents.
Alr an Airs NauIovc Baker
Muaaa uusuing. ac local merchants
ucre p>5ng 10 cents p,r dozen FIR eQg~
i.. night thc price Uad irapIrod 10 10
cents and naw oea~ are ing III the
Inc. markets for -3 -cnt- per dozen
\ftyr hciug closed for several weeks
an -ee~tlut 1t shortage II eoai, The audi
.arium Il CgntencrY NJ T. Church WAS
gam ononrd for services, SUNDAY
Mrs }. Dallas AIaryil vito was visit
ug her daughter Mrs N;Ilic MarviI
Hleck a. Rochester Ailnn has been
summoned haar h, tho critical illness of
arr mother MIS- tehn j. Collins Mrs
4tar,.l plo aa b..ry. arrived in Rocbcs-
t.t vi .t e.'..d Eane Ead expected 10
eee la tt.e AII some tmo III April
..r- Iras Carpenter j. spending Il
,u d@lS la Somerset county Md
Mr. aud Mrs Nefris & Wiley Of VIII
miHglon has been visiting Nir and Mrs
lt,rt J. Waller 81 has town
AIrs Charles thompson and daughters,
Blanche aud Mildred, lay, been visiting
ia Ea~aH
Mis- Lct1ie Davis d Laurel IS visiting
Iu PlH.9aeUaia
Miss Es8ic Massey is seriously III at
her home oa Cooper street
Mrs Cmti~ + Davis has returned from
. Short vlst 20 Philadelphia
Miss tiSle Waller has been visiting
friends n Wilmington for q fcN days
Air- Ernest Rhodes Is seriously I'll
"a, hcr home or Spruce street
Miss Grace I.cCate- OF Laurel WHO Is
II The nurses training school at Bellevue
Hospital Now York City. has been
promoted t. hc grade Of regular nurse
Gyorge Is htr ot Wilmington IS visiting
friends III Laurel this week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-05
NEWS OF LEWES.
,oc,oi CORRESPONDENCE of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Ieewcs. March 5.-Thc missionary an
nivcrRary of I4cwes Methodist Episcopal
Church was held. Sunday. Rev. Dir.
Count. foreign missionary, preat ed IN
the morning and in the afternoon he gave
a very interesting lecture ON some OF his
experiences in the foreign fields
Miss Catherine &. Maull ia spending n
month in New York City.
Nathaniel s. Smith, .lr, who has been
Federal Inspector ON the canal for the
past two years, has been transferred to
Fort Salisbury. Mrs Smith and their
two-months old son will rernain here until
the weather becomes warmer
w. ~ Iaw1niestcr Of Philadelphia, who
is interested in the Y NJ &. A. work,
was in town last Sunday and spoke morn
ing and evening nj the Presbyterian
Church. In the afternoon visited the m
val base and addressed the boys.
Nirs. Mary @ NauIl is visiting fricu1fls
and relatives IN Phiiadciphia
Mrs Rina II Powell of Duluth, Mimi,
Is spending few days here with Der sister.
Mrs Lewis v Mustard
LOUIS Buncl ht- taken position Mt the
power plant here ~ engineer
Dr. William II Mcssick, food com
missioner for Sussex county, who Ind
been confined to his home by Ilness Il
able to be about again
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-05
NEWS Of A DAY
DOWN DELAWARE
Diamond State Grange. in Meet
ing at Newport, Elects Delegates
to Pomona Grange.
CLOSE VOTING AT SEAFORD
Roaming Hogs Cause Dispute
Between Two Farmers, Which
Squire Quickly Settles.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Middlctown, March s. Before Magis-
tratc Stevens of this town, Saturday after
noon, was heard the case of James ilurd
and Earle Peasanton, two ncighbors
living on adjoining farms in the eastern
district of ST. Georges hundred Pcasan-
tons hogs had broken down n fence of the
pen in which they were confined, and
wandered over ON the farm of iIurd,
who notified i1casanton that they were
there. Ilcasanton sent his hired man
over 10 the farm Of Ilurd for the hogs,
hui Ii0rd refused to allow the men to
take the hoes away, and demanded that
Plcae4ntAu come for them personally
t'n n'Ine 90 the farn pleasanton and
Hurt rnt INTO aoai. litualou With
the result thai llurd bad a warrant ls.lled
ior bleu1ntou
Magistrate stevens dismissed the r9se.
SAYING Ia these war tlfnys. n - u bad
condition when ucighbors tnli cut over
such trtllng matters as hogs getting on
each other property, whom uo crop dam
age can hc done and as tho hog que
ton has been agitatod enough ~ Middle
town lor the present. dismiss the case
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-05
WORK ON KENT COURT HOUSE

Special CORES pondcnce of Every Evening
Dover March ; he contractors for
rcmodelng tho kcnt county court houae
began work. yesterday. b4 removing The
slate roof and dlsmanillng the large clock
tower II is expected the work will
continue three or four months The pro
Visions IN the law passed bY the last
General Assembly allow the retention Of
the present ltcnl county Office building.
purchased ht thc STATE, until July I. lals
While tho front and back Of the pres
cnt court house Will be changed, It y
tha intention of the contractors to make
little change IN the present court room
Most of the county offices will be on the
frat floor. while on the second floor will
hc the mnn court room, the judges
parlors. grand and petit jury rooms. men
and women witnesses wlltlngrooua.
mud pusslhlv tho Icvy Court room An
extension will hc made IN the rear of The
building and also IN Il" added 70 the
east sfdc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-05
BUSY TIMES At CLAYMONT.

pecial CORES pondencc Of Every EvcninR
Ct4vmonf, March > The warmer
weather hts awakened Ciavmont -
activities which ire eypectc1 70 grow
With increasing CELEBRITY till winter romrs
8gafn House ar" being started, and will
be completed Is soon as possible
y greatly Is Claynant has changed
in the l.iSt wear, the changes IN the coming
year viii he greater Tie Model Village
OF the Genera Chemical o. plant. 10
be erected On the Lodge property, has Just
started and Will be vigorously pushed
until 60 or noru houses are completed.
and others wll be added continuously
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-05
TO Buy MOTOR FIRE TRUCK.

Special ~pondence OF Every Evening
Aliddlctown, March ; The Volunteer
Hose Go Of tins town has decided To
buy and equip Il motor truck. with ire
fighting apparatus 4 Chevrolet truck
chassis has been decided on, rs the ma
chime to be bought and il will be equipped
with two 60-g4lion chemical tanks and a
reel to hold 500 feet of ire hose. also will
be rugged with seats 10 carry SIX or eight
iIremcn.
The machine when completed will cost
about Sl.S00, and the money for It's
payment viii be raised by subscription.
several subscriptions Of $50 have already
been promised The company also will
make necessary repairs to its property
on Lake street, and will buy a new pool
able, To repIac con cthat is worn out
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-05
Spring DRIVE or DRuNKs." i"

Special Catrcs pon.iorc OF Ever, Fvcning
NbdIctown March 8 The Spring
drive 1T drunk has started and Satur-
day nlgb Hvc Offenders were plrtcd NJ
bv Chicf 81 Police lltl>ard iho Ne
grocs have started % work on the farms,
3nd a~ thc Wages arc h,eber than ever
thu increased cost of booze has M
terror, for them now -FOUR of The men
arrested were Negroes. aud the iifth was
+ Young white hoy who locked % be not
more than Is Years oi age
Magistrate Stevens Gncd the four s.
and c,~t. each, telling them that il they
could drink heb-prlcc whisky, they
could stand high-pucc fines
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Granville X. Locates
Of Laurel are spending some time here
with Mrs. LeCatcs parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Elliott of Arch street
Miss Alice Morgan has returned from
six weeks visit with her aunt, Mrs
W. :. Morse, New York City
Mrs w, H. Stevens is visiting her son
in-law and daughter, MIR. and Mrs
A. II Seth at Forest Park, Baltimore.
Mrs Albert Hurley and SON. Nelson
of Wilmington, spent the latter part
of the week here Mrs. Hurley will make
her future home in Wilmington with ber
husband who is employed in that city
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-05
CATARRH
Quickly Ended by Pleasant, Germ kill
ing Antiseptic.

Tie Ht;te Hyomci inhaler il made ol
hard rubber and can easily he carried III
pocket or purse. Il viii last a lifetime
Into this inhaler YOU pour few drops
OF magical yomei
This is absorbed by ne antiscptic sauze
within and now you are ready 10 breathe
it in over the germ infested membrane
where it will speedily begin ~ work Of
killing catarrhal germs Hyomci is made
of Australian euca}Eptol combined with
other autisepticS and is very pleasant TO
breathe
1t is guaranteed 70 Danish ca.arrh
bronchitis. sore throat Group. coughs and
colds or money back It cleans out a
stuffed up head in two minutes
sold by b. DanForth and druggis',
everywhere
Complete outfit including inhaler and
one bottle Of Hyomci costs but little.
while cNtra bottles. If afterward needed
may be obtained Of any druggists
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-05
CHARGED WITH WIFE-BEATING.

special spondencc Of Every Evening
Dover. March 5-Lewis NJ. PIeasan-
ton, living near FELTON,, was arraigned
yesterday, before Magistrate i. #. Wood
of this town, on a charge Of beating his
wife. He was held in $500 bail for the
grand jury at the next term Of Gen
eral Sessions Court
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-05

latlre. whereby fees are charged accord
ing 10 the wclghf ~ the car rather than
the set price, is afforded bY the report
for January this year
The receipts totalled Sl30 900 while
the entire revenue for 1917 amounted
to but si33 900.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-05
BIG AUTOMOBILE RECEIPTS.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Dover, March 5.-An evidence Of the
increase in automobile revenue under the
new law passed bv the Delaware Legis-