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Newark post., 1919-07-16

l. IIC loliOiN ibS iiSt NoiiIoiilS viz
names of those registered for Sum-
mer School together with acces-
sions made this week.
New Castle County
Wilmington: Frances Evans,
Margaret Taylor, Frances Mccoy,
Alice Rettew, Virginia Case, Mar
garet McDermott, Alline Nc
Laughlin, Sarah German. Edge
moor: Ethel Campbell, Emma
Campbell. Rockland: Ethel Grier,
Beatrice Grier. New Castle: Irene
Wise, Margaret Walz, Emily Lunt,
Emma Green, Marian Bacon.
Mount Pleasant: Maude Harvey
Elsie Robinson, Blanche Cleaver.
Claymont: Ethel Danzenbaker,
Alice Weeks. Newark: Mrs. Jennie
Raub Frazer, Martha Strahorn,
Kathryn Heiser; Irma Jacquette,
Myrtle Wakeland. Porter: Mary
M. Stewart, Elizabeth Brown.
Hockessin: Margaret L. Lafferty.
Christiana: Elizabeth Stroud, Reba
Thompson. Henry Clay: Mary
Runner. st. Georges: Margaret
Hill. Port Penn: Mae Yearsley,
Myrtle Collins. Delaware City
Mary Wilkens, Marjorie Pordham
Kent County
Dover: Elizabeth Ware, Mabel
Tebo, Anna Stott, Carolyn Brown,
Mildred Steele, Bessie Wonder,
Townsend: Miriam Hutchinson,
Virgil Slant, Florence Kohl, Mar
garet Hill, Reba Rittenhouse
Middletown:L Rhodes. Farm
ing ton: Clara Steele. Harring-
ton: Ella May Jones, Pauline
Franklin, Olivia Warren, Mabel
Wright, Margarite Jackson, Arta
Baker, Mary Anderson, Ida Par
ris, Christiana Paris, Edith
Smyth, Myra Billins, Lucretta
Billings, Mrs. Mary H. Darby, EN-
ma Blades, Alberta Sapp, Eliza
beth Barlow, Carolyn Lane, Minnie
Price, Jane Neale. Frederick
Alice Melvin, Elsie Belts. Hart
ley: Mary Stevens. Kenton
Katherine Johns. Cheswold: Doris
Thompson, Grace Cohee, Minnie
Catterson. Magnolia: Maude
Newark post., 1919-07-16
Worries Intolerable At Night

1t is strange that the very things
that most of us neglect are the
very things that, should we OBJ
serve them, would bring the great
est amount of happiness into our
lives.
It is no wonder that our sleep
Newark post., 1919-07-16
A Sample OF Accuracy

"The average magazine war
story is amusing" said General
March in recent interview. "It's
amusing, | mean, in it's inaccuracy.
Yes; the average magazine story
is as inaccurate as the story of the
Newark post., 1919-07-16

Do not accept ice with hole in
center. This will melt three times
as quickly.
Newark post., 1919-07-16


Kennedy, Virginia Conwell. Smyr-
ma: India Rothwell, Sidney Allen
Scout, Jane Kulp, Elsie Nowland,
Jemina Short, Pearl Langrel.
Clayton: Ada Williams, Blanche
Morgan. Milford: Nora Russell,
Laura Postles, Otis Jefferson,
Mary Smith, Elizabeth Heath,
Cora Sipple, Keturah Beideman.
FELTON,: Elizabeth Frazer, Ethel
Fitzgerald, Gladys Hopkins, Maude
Reynolds, Pauline Warrington,
Mary Greenlee, Mary Cameron,
Minnie Hill. Greenwood: Esther
Adams, Mildred Johnson, Carl
Owens, Katie Houston, Eliza
Webb, Evelyn Isaacs, Louise Rat
lidge, Leila Tatman, Bella Pretty
man. Houston: Hattie Vinyard,
J. M. Prettyman, Lulu Emory.
Sussex County
Bridgeville: Hazel Tatman, Ger
trude Willin, May Belts, Mary
Messick, Anne CaSall, Maude
Wright, Mary Oday, Elsie Gray,
Florence Isaacs, Lillian Sudler,
Minnie Ray. Seaford: Edith Kel-
ly, Evelyn Hastings, Annie Carver,
Ida Kay, w. S. Baker, /. T.
Smart.
Smart. Laurel: Elva Mitchell, An
ma Mary Studley, Florence Mes
sick, Matte Kenney, Mamie Col
Inns, Estelle Skeen, Jerdie Par
sons, Etha Smith, Hazel Palmer.
Bethel: Blanche Spicer. Cannon:
Anna Short. Georgetown: Edith
Connaway, Helen Short, Myrtle
jefferson, Jane Green, Olive
Marsh, Emma Penuel, Mebel Con-
way, Hattie Kelly, Florence Tea
que, Anita George, Sallie Truitt.
Glendale: Delema Pettljohn. Mill
vile: Eva Dale. Rehoboth: Hes
sic Phillips. Lewes: Eta Futcher,
Ethel Bookhammer, Mary Magee,
Dorothy Rust, Gladys Rust, Hanna
Lang, Alberta NAPLES. Eleanor
Marsh. Millsboro: Maude Blakis-
ton Verda Rodney, Estella Jones,
Adelia West, Essie Wilkens, Nilla
Messick. Frankford: Dorothy
Magee, Iva Donaway, Elizabeth
Carey, Mae Littleton. Milton:
Agnes Hopkins, Elsie King, Eliza
beth jefferson, Eugenia Wiltbank.
Hargeson: Elsie Kopple, Lena
Pepper. Gumboro: Jane Wotten.
Roxana: Rosa Gring Hickman.
Maryland
Childs: Sarah Ewing. Pitts
Vile: Mamie Webb. Willards:
Effie Baker. Queen Anne: Mildred
E. Short. Marydel: Viola Purnell,
Elva Jarman. Deal Island: Violet
Blanche Webster. Port Deposit: ::
Bessie Squier. Perryville: Caro-
line Stump. Aiken: Hannah Whit
lock. Perry Point: Percilla Ross.
Rising Sun: Elsie Hill. North
East: Pearl Abrams, Elizabeth
Warburton. Greensboro: Edna
Carrow. Hickman: Estelle Rey-
nolds. Cecilton: Anna May Luth-
eringer, Blanche Knock. Elkton: 8.
Pennsylvania
Berurgn: Marian Thomas. Lam
denberg: Reba Thackery.
Wilmington: Mrs. Mabel Ralph
Hearns. Newark: Lora Little,
Edith Edmanson, Mrs. Theodore
Martin. Carpenter: Viola Handy.
Hockessin: Margaret Lafferty.
New Castle: Elizabeth Davis.
Newport: Mary Lyman.
Dover: Reba Willis, Florence
Griffith, Frances Meyer. Milford:
Kenneth jefferson. FELTON,: Mil
dred Gruwell. Harrington: Nellie
Hughes. Greenwood: w. E. War
ner.
Georgetown: Horace Pepper.
Milton: Ermon Postles. Laurel: ::
Pauline Marvel. Selbyville: Mrs.
Florence Evans, Lettie Long.
Lincoln: Mildred Deputy, Iris Ire
land. Harbeson: Ida Campbell.
Williards: Etfie Baker.
Lewisville, Pa: Ella Cam:
Nottingham, Pa: Bessie Guthrie.
Gibson City, Ohio: Margaret Ros-
allie Gildea. Cecilton, Nd: Mar
garet Price, Katherine Price.
44Sincipio, Md: Reborah Jackson.
Newark post., 1919-07-16
Legal Notice
Estate of CHARLES LEAK
Deceased

deceased:
Notice is herby given that Let
ters of Administration upon the
Estate Of Charles Leak late of
White Clay Creek Hundred, de-
ceased, were duly granted unto
Howard Leak on the 10Th day of
May, A. d. 1919, and all persons
indebted to the said deceased are
requested to make payment to the
Administrator G. T. A. without de-
lay, and all persons having demands
against the deceased are required to
exhibit and present the same duly
probated to the said Administrator
G T. A. on or before the 10Th day of
May, A. d. 1920, or abide by the
law in this behalf.
HOWARD LEAK
Administrator C. T. A.
address
Chas. B. Evans
Attorney at Law
Ford Building
Wilmington, Delaware
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29

spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
George McNamec OF Chester, Pa.
Miss Mary Nj. Johnson had rs guests
over the weekend Miss Louise Acker Of
United States General Hospital No. 43,
Old Point Comfort, Va, and Miss Sarah
II. Mulllner of the United States General
Hospital, No. 81, of Carlisle, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Slack, Jr., OF
near here had as guests on Christmas Day
MIR and Mrs Reuben pordham, Frank,
Eleanor and Marie Pordham, Mrs. Laura
StradIey and daughters, Dorothy and
Helen. of Wilmington, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Slack. Sr., and Mr. and Mrs
Charles Grosc and daughter, Elisabeth,
of Newport.
Miss Mary Scarborough. who has been
confined to her home by illness for about
two weeks, is much improved and able
to ncturB TO her work.
Mr. and MFs. Harvey Gregg had as
guests over the Christmas holidays Rev
and Mrs. J. II Whcdbcc and son. William
Harvey Whcdbcc, of Trappc, Md.
Mrs. tnoch Smith IS confined 10 her
home by a nervous breakdown,
Rev J. Harry Mitchell q former pastor
Of Newport Nj L. Church and now Of
New York City, was here, Saturday,
visiting friends.
Mrs, Bertha Stuart, who has been suf-
feriny from 3 broken arm, IS improving.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Delightful Christmas Party Given
Saturday by Mrs Bessie
Wilson.
stan Correspondence 4 Every Even ns

STAFF Correspondence ( Every Even ng
New Castle, Dec. 2o.-Mrs. Bessie VIII
son gave Christmas party Saturday
evening III honor of her son, James A
large number Of guests were present from
New York, Wilmington and other cItIcs
The dningroOm was tastefully deco
rated with evergreen and holly. Among
the guests who attended were Scout
masters Frank Heal and John Quinn.
Scouts Harold Todd, Paul Burnham ard
Paul Milligan, of Wilmington; Mr.
Calahn. Of New York; Marie Mcndin-
hall. Edna Lnston, Mary Sterling Gladys
Mahoncy and Helen Diehl. of Bear Sta
ton: Edna Dccmcr, Esther Berry, Emma
Challenger Blanche Sihlcy, Mary Givi-
son, Mildred Holiday, Elizabeth Mckay,
Louise Eliason Harry Ahcn. Edward
Challenger, Samuel Mcknitt. Earl Veg
genman, George and Carlyle Tobin,
Merton and James White, Douglas Proud,
John Berry and James Wilson.
Mrs LOOMS Wise and her son Ogden
are visiting friends IN Sudlersvlllc. Md
The telephone operators of New Castle
wish TO thank the patrons Of the service
for the Christmas gifts which they re-
ccivCd from them
Charles II Clewel. formerly OF New
Castle. has returned 10 Nazareth after
visit of several DAYS extent
Chandler II Gehhart has purchased =
ncw PiCrcc-Arrow "666 combination
wagon to IL used in his business
Pupils o the High Scnool will give a
dance on New Years evening In the
Opera House Arrangements for the
music have been completed
The ladies of the Century Club have
made arrangements 70 give dance to
morrow night ia the clubhouse Games
viii he provided for those who do not
wish to participate in the dance
The Christmas entertainment Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church viii he given
tins evening IN the church. A large
attendance Is expected
Lost BLACK velvet handbag containing
So :, photo, crochcting, aspirin and
other articles. al seventh and South Satur-
day evening at $50 O'Clock. Reward II ro-
turned "a \ G. poeto'hce Adv.
Lost Tail of Ioupc fur Finder please
return 10 Jacobs drug store, New Castle,
and receive reward tdv
lost Ba'taau nnftcd from Dohhns-
willie wharf Return % Pete klndrltc, 6@2
Clock ~trcct, Dobhlneville ADV
80 krsdgcsater for Jcwclry. ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29
FIRST M. p. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
Interesting Christmas Program To be
Presented NJ Church Tonight.

An interesting program has been ar
ranged for the Christmas entertainment
by the first Methodist Protestant S'iu-
day School al the Church. Seventh street
below Walnut, this evening at 8 O'Clock.
The programs will be ~ follows
Song, Joy to the World, congregs-
ton. prayer by the pastor, Rev. r. w.
Suteliffc recitation, "ChristInas Greet
ings," Catharine Drunont; recitation
"fhe Christmas WISH" irene Wright
recitation. u Wonder Why" Janct
Pitman. song. There We're Wisc Men.
choir; recitation, Merry ChristInas,
Elizabeth Taylor; recitation. Ny Good
Will" .Jcsec Logan; recitation, Happy
Christmas Time. Elizabeth DrImmond
trio Tho Christmas - Two" three girls
recitation, "rhe Christmas Baby, irene
Wright; recitation, THE Bells ~ Christ
mas, Erma Taylor; recitation, Why dc
Christmas Bells Ring Pauline Liy
song, Glory in the Highest, choir
playette, Christmas nt Punkip HoIler,
bv lewis Roncy, Ampnda Fun din, Sallia
Sweeney, Pa line and H.len Ely, Audrey
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.
Special Correspondence Of Every Evenir

esPFiat tt<pffthtuuHetlGs Oh fsssFf 1VsHfHR
El.ston, Md, Dec. 2g-Six young men
of North East will be given a hearing in
Eikton, this evening, charged with gam
bling. They were arrested at the instance
Of Harry Washburn of Wilkes Barre, Pm,
who became angry at the men when they
would not permit him 10 enter q poker
game and tipped the sheriff off. where
upon the latter made the arrest
Allen Poole, n young Flktonian, IS IN n
serious condition nj Union Hospital. suf-
fering with fractured skull and other
injuries received Mt the hands of local
officer who beat him with blackjack
while arresting him for drunkenness
The new Trustees of the Poor and In
sane for Cecil county have organized by
electlng George H. Hess, president. Joseph
II. Tyson, secretary; Dr. Vernon Nc
Knight head physician at the county
institutions.
Commissioners Of Cecil county. on
Saturday next, viii cell another lot Of
100000 bonds, the money 90 be used IN
improving the public roads
While repairing an automobile at War
wick, Harry Harris was severely burned
about the face and arms by the explosion
of gasoline tank
Miss Cornella Cooper and Wallace
Scott of Elkton arc spending the week
with relatives AT Old Point Comfort, Va
Harvey " LINDSAY, Hurry W Rlex-
andor end Robert Kennedy who spent
the Christmas holidays with home folks,
left todsy for Flint, Mich, whore hcY are
employed by the ciu l'ont 20.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29
CHESTERTGvN AND VICINITY.

Special Correspondence of Evcrs Evening
C'hcslcrtown Md. Drc. - There
vii l.. st f.d important ha45ste=s change
i'll ChcStertown on Inc first oi tie year.
George - Lofand who has been IL the
hardware business with William M Culp
far the past eleven wears. vii retire from
the firm. aud the business all be conducted
solely by Mr. Culp Robert Mofiett
will retire from tic butebcring business
and turn il over to hi5 son. Robert y
MotTctt Mr. NofTctt Sr. VIII engage
in buying livestock ard poultry.
Professor Matorn Ten Ioor, teacher
0f philosophy and education at Wash
ington College, has resigned TO accept
5 position ~ a member OF the faculty Of
Michigan University. of which he Is }
graduate he will leave about Febra-
ary Professor Zen Hoor also Is rnIi7ical
director Of the Chesierfoan Choral Club
News reached Che9tertovn. >at1r-
day afternoon that former CouTt Crier
John Ii Greenwood, father q Nrs !
Hyde Thompson and Mrs u !iiam
Robertson at tins town, Is critically
ii at The hom5 If ms daughter NJ
Asiz D4yis II Philadelphia iEe had
but recenti, left the hospital 1nol I'D
been impro, ing from a. accident Wmea
fractured his Lip
Charls-z ID ntNt.rl. sorl=af Nr I'D Mrs
Jobn Dixon .aud Miss .Ieilnit II FyeIel.
daughter d II AMI Mrs samas T
Everett II Milinaton, per, married q
Asbury NJ t. parsonage, III Ndiineeon.
{ hristmas ~, They vii reside ne.u
Lamlsons station, where the groom IS
engaged IN farming
Miss Mari Louise Hudson daughter
OF Nj and Mr., \. Il Hudson, of plnes
Neek. and Captain George Kelly of
'he Yacht Pioneer. Baltimore. were
married n Baltimore, last Tuesday
Miss Elizabeth DAVIS. niece Of Mrs
Charles ] R.iche of tins town and
Villas Long i prominent merchant Of
Fa>ton, were uafried or Tuesday.
Tie year now closing has been one of
the nIo7 prosperous N the history Of 1h,
banking Institutions II Ghesteroan
several 81 them presented JhelT clerical
force with substantial hoHascs lesislts
deciarng an Increased dividend
Mrs ! II Wood, Ir aud children.
OF salem \ j. and lieutenant ora
mandeT Francis L Fitch and iamllY Of
Washington arc guests of their parents,
Mr. and Airs John z AheTn. IN Milling
ton
Professor Coc principal of A!ilneton
high school has resigned. also Hiss
Catherinr NY,r Of Chesfef1ill, school
Aiys- Frank II Moore md I've chill
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29
NEWS or SEAFORD

speaal Correspondencs Of Eve-y Evenlne
Seaford. Dee % Mr. and Mrs
Samucl R1Inner II Eoyersford, Pa are
spending the holidays here with her sister.
hfrs John Csrroli. on Pine street
Miss Lillian Dcppc Of Philadelphia is
here for several t.ass. guest o. Miss
Ethel Doncbo
Nre Hsrtie /. johns Is spending TWO
weeks with her son Frank !. Johns. in
WIiuInIou
Miss Ruth Waiuvright Of Wilmington
,s here for -wo pceLs ulth her sister,
Miss agnes Wainwright
Miss Nancl Rsuh Of FhocmxYllle Pa
and Mus Marion Moss Of Pr, ladelphia
sre guests oi Miss Clara Ross
Mrs I.oia Hitch 81 Philadelphia 1
herc for The b9lldaye with he parents, hir
and Mn Artbnr Hitch. on arch street.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas J S4ucrhoF
src with their chjIrct IL Norfolk Va,
ior the hohd4sr
Harry { Elliot, Of Chester, Pa. IS
here with his family % Arch street.
Miss Tnelna Allen q Calnbr;dge
Hospital Is here for several days with her
parents. tlT and Mr. Robert Alien
Lee Virgin u Pnlladelplla is here
visiting ms parents. Mr End Ms CharLos
Wrigf-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29
NEWS or NEWARK.

spo7aI espondcncc Of Every Evening
Newark. Dec. % The Christmas
entertainment fer thcthildrcn Of st. Thom-
as P. Z. SUNDAY school Will he held in
The parish house tonight. An interesting
program has been arranged.
Announcement has been made that the
Delaware College Junior Prom viii hc held
tins wear at the Hotel du l'ont, Whining
ton. Oh the night Of January 80 The
2ancr Will he held III Wilmington thls
vear because of the fact that $50 couples
arc expected to sttcnd and there j. ~
dance floor st tho college 81 u Newark
large enough To accommodate that nuns
her
The rhrcc sons Il William g Mc-
Donald uf Delaware avcnuc have been
his guests during the holidays They aro
Harry Mcdonald If Nashville, Tenn;
lie Mcdonald of Wilmington, and Cecil
Mcdonald at near New Nork Tho
iatte- two wc-r accompanied BY theIT
-t-fyac
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29
THROwNFROM MOTORCYCLE.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Scaford. Dec - Several of ScHford 5
society set were disappointed, Saturday
yvhcn they received word that 4 big social
event which they had been invited 10
attend ST ,hc home of Mr., and Mrs
Charles Webster. Il F.ast Ecw Market
Nd. had hccn cancelled, owing 10 aH
accident I'd he host
According tho information teIcphoncd
here. Mr. Webster vho Is wcli-knovn
peninsula canncr was injured when he
attempted to ride motorcycle which
he had gwen II his s1n IS s Christmas
present White III the State road near his
home tho motorcycle threw him heavily.
badly njrrlnc both his kpc.,S and bruiSing
him considerably
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29
NEWS OF A DAY
DOWN THE STATE
Man Thrown by Motorcycle, a
Christmas Present to His Son,
and Severely Injured.
THIEVES ROB FOUR HOMES
Farmers Short Course and Boys
and Girls Clubs at Delaware
College for This Week.
Special Correspondence Of Every Evening

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Newark. pcc % The Farmers Short
Course IN connection with the Boys and
Girls Club week opened At Delaware
college. this afternoon, and will continue
until Saturday This morning was occu-
ped largely in registration, assigning
-hosc uho enrolled "a their quarters, and
other preliminary details Delaware OIL
legc students being home for the holidays.
those attending the short course Will
have the advantage Of practically the
entire college equipment.
Il is expected thai about fifty boys and
girls from all parts oi the Stale Will attend
4ur.ng the club week, and a special pro-
ram OF various lines which they have
aiken up IN their club work at home
,iuring the wear has been mapped out
Expert instructors IN these branches havC
i>een provided.
There VIII be spcrsai features N the
Farmers Short Course Wednesday, Thurs
dav and Friday, for many farmers are
rxpected on those days The tractor
school will he one Of the features. Several
PROMINENT lecturers both from other agrI-
cultural colleges and the United States De
raytmsnt of Agriculture have tccn Sc
cured to discuss various questions of inter
est 10 the farmers of Delaware.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29

dren, Aline and Gilbert Of Wilmington,
are visiting her mother, Mrs Frank H..
Greenwood IN Chegtertown.
J. Hall Denny recently aoid fine bird
dog to a gentleman ia Baltimore, and
thought he had made good deal, but
he was much chagrintd one day THE week
to learn from The gentleman chat he had
sold the dog to another sportsman for
just double the original price, 500
Former State Senator and Mrs Henry
Brown arc spending the holidays in
Kent Senator Brown had the mis-
fortune to stick a nail in his hand re-
Gently, and the Infection has caused
much trouble and pain
Rev. T. ] Connolly Of Wilmington
and four sisters from St AIMEE Convent
spent Christmas pay with Miss Helen
Michigan. in Chestertown.
Miss GLADYS lIatchorson Of Whining
ton il visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Caeidie j. Hatchcrson Of Chestertown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29
DELAW ARE CITY.

SPECIAL Correspondence 81 Every Evening
Delaware City. Dec - George
Hutchinson Of New York City spent the
holidays with hi~ parents here.
Air AMI Mrs Morton Price are being
congratulated on the birth 81 sen
Na5or iugcnc Householder 81 Vest
Point spent Christmas mere with hts
parents Mr. and MrS. Frank House
boider
Francs Rhein oi Baltimore spent the
holiday here with his par nt.s Mr. and
MIR frank Rhcln.
Thoma~ Higgins II New Yora City
snent Christmas here af,h h.s brother
Hon John G Higgins
Mrs. Ninccnj Catts Is spending 8 tcv
dar- IN salem \ ! wltf her daughter
n ir~ Icon ming
Miss Minnie Armstrong assistant Pria-
cif}ai oi IN, pubic school l. spending the
holidays IN Odessa with her mother
Cortland >.&.on. employed by the
du Ponr Co. has been transferred n
Lansing. Mich
Th. Presbyterian sunday school vii
c1vc US anf Isl Chrl-t mss treat and enter
tainment tonight II 30 Ths Methods.
Stnd4v schoo. touorrow evening
The tr.s-u,aS pa-tv. Saturday after
noon UEd.r Ste direction oi Mrs frank
Moore for children under l. years. w8s
q great success More than hundred
children wcro treated 70 candy, oranges
and ice cream
The Yong People society Of the
Presbyterian f-anroH vii! hold : social
and wa;ch meeting IN tjlc chapel Wcdnc@-
day evening
Harvey Wllktnson. wjnncr Of inc first
prlze OF the Delawar. City Garden Cub,
Ias been awarded . frec scholarship FOR 3
week course Al Delaware College be
aiming TODAY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29
HAD ONE DOZEN EGGS,
RELn NOT TO BIZ A yAGRANT

4 man possessed Of dozen eggs these
davs Is no vagrant. If visible means Of
support be the test in such cases. rs they
say il IS, then aIl the accused need do IS
prove that he has tho eggs and he can
thea convert them INTO cash enough
to support sonc folks 6 long time
Apparently tins Was the sieu held by
the Cur Court today ID he cAvc Of
~amuci Rose Negro charged with va
g-ancv sam t3ld about The ocgs and
Tho ire 10 had gong when the otfieer
surprised hlrl The Negro WIS forthwith
dlSrhargr,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29
BURGLARS AT NEWARK.

sr.o~ial Corrvspondence of Every Evcnine
Newark Dac - -Four houses on
Depot Rnad below the Women College.
vyer, entered by robbers, early yesterday
morning. The robbers secured entrance
- the houaes by forcing open back win
lows
In the home of George Nocad. : gun
AnG gun csse and three small banks co1-
aiming considerable small change Werc
fn,en 4 small amount of money WaS
stolen st the home Of Charles L Woilastnn
The other houses entered we're those OF
Mrs Armstrong and Lester Gallagher.
md articles were stolen from both
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29
NEWS OF NEWPORT.

special Correspondence of Every Evening
Newport. Dee 2q-Mr and Mrs. n.
" Valentine Of Detroit; Mich, were
guests of Mr. Nalpntine'6 { mother Mrs
b : Valentine. over thc ChrIstaas hoii-
days
Mss Mary 81 Johnson Of the tnIted
states General Hospital No AZ. Old
Point Cornfor,- IA. and miss Alice A.
Johnson vino teaches school ii Phila-
uelphla. arc spending the Christmas hoil-
DAYS a. tLeIr h0tue here
Mr.. and Mrs Reuben pnrdhatu had *
guests. Yesterday Mr. .4nd Mrs Thomas
slack, r.. and Mr. AND Mrs Charles
Grose and daughter Elisabeth
Mrs Z " Maciarl and son Robert,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29
Committee Meeting Pc stponed.

The anti-food proftecrng committee
appointed by Mayor Taylor expected
- hold meeting on the coming Nednes-
dav evening but on .ccount Of the fact
tha number Of thc members Of the
committee viii not be able 10 be present
IT that tune the msyor has decided tn
defer calling The committee together until
M0ndav oT Tueeday oF next week, when
t Is hoped d full attendance Of the com
mite" can be had Notice cf the time 81
rectlng wIll b announced
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29
CHARGED WITH AUTO THEFT.
Young BOYS, Joseph Mace and willard
Woods. Held on Serious Charge.

Joseph Mace. II years Of age and
" lll4rd Woods, l6. wore IN City Court
todav. charged with the larceny Of an
automobiIc valued at 500, property If
George Righy. bU2 " est sixth street
The car was recovered in Reading
Saturday and the lads were caught III the
machine An additional charge Of high
way robbery vas preferred against Woods.
hut owing 70 hls agc he was renanded
for tho juvenile Court.
The car vas stolen iron Sixth and
jefferson streets Christmas night