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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-29
CHESTERTOwN AND VICINITY

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Chcstertown, Md, March 2o--Spencer
Newman, bookkeepcr in Centreville Ma
tional Bank, died suddenly in Baltimore,
Thursday, aged 56 years. The remains
were brought To Colchester Saturday and
taken To st. Paul's cemetery for interrnent.
A. II Covey and wife have sold to
William T. Brown, their fine estate Mt
Pomona. consisting of the Baker home
farm OF $50 acres and the Stewart-Covey
farm of ll3 acres, for s44, 600. MIR.
Convey and family will move TO Chester
town after the completion OF modern
home on fine building lot, recently pur-
chased from Clifton FARRELL, on Washing
ton avenue MIR Covev gets all Of this
years crops IN the deal.
The county road engineer estimates
that the residents of the county contrlhut-
cd sufficient work ON the roads. last Thurs
day, 90 have cost the county 5000, Il
paid for
Hollins who has hceu conducting a
dry goods store IN Nillington Tor the past
ten wears. has purchased tho Gimple store
IN Norfolk. Va, and will move there.
William Sachs. son Of Herman Sachs oi
Chcstertown, will open a clothing store IN
CcntrcvillC
if iiHElt<l INttf tNtA tNtiffbA wv
white potatoes IN this section was realized
nv J Tonne Byron, last week, six cents q
pound for shipment.
Il. Thompson has sold s. 900 worth OF
furs during the past two weeks II ls
estimated the trappTs Of Eastern Ncch
Island have realized more than $4,000
from their catch during the season.
A colorod man in Massey WAS fned SIG
and costs for leaving his horse out IN the
rain without blanket on Il ono day last
week. The Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty 10 Animals was responsible for the
arrest
Ammo r. BeIl purchased at public sale
from John ID Ere the Edward Miller
property on Maple avenue. Chestertown
for s776
A truck driven BY A. p Utnch Of
Rock Hall WAS struck by trolley car II
Baltimore ono day last week, and com.
plctoly demolished There were 13 calves
in the truck. but mono wss hurt
Mrs. Thomas c. MaSiin has conc &c
Virginia "a spend several months with
hor daughter, Mrs William Sparrcr.
Charles Armstrong. who has been IT.
cupcrating from recent delicate opera
ton az tho homo OF his sister in Whining
ton. has returned To his home IN Chester
town. greatly improved.
Joseph Barrol and daughter o. Chicago
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Hope ii
Barroll, in Chestcrtown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-29
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.
Special Correspondence Of Every Evening

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Elkton, Md, March 29.-The Ericsson
Steamboat Co. has completed arrange
mcnts to start new line of steamers be-
tween Botterton, Aberdeen ProvingGround
Perrvville and Port Deposit, and will
connect at Betterton with Philadelphia
and Baltimore boats.
Rev. Harry +. Reed, for the past three
wears pastor Of Rising Sun Methodist
Episcopal Church, has been transferred
from Wilmington Conference TO Phila-
deiphia Conference and assigned TO the
church at Langhorne, Pa.
The indoor carnival held under the
auspices Of the ElktOn Athletic AssO-
citation the latter part of last week was
q great success, both in attendance, and
finances. II is reported the association
will clear about $400.
Gamers In the upper section ot Cecil
county have offered to pay $3.50 per
ton for corn this year, but farmers are
demanding S27 before they will plant
seed.
Mrs. Charles Hughes, who has been
seriously i'll with typhoid fever at her
home at Chesapeake City for the past
three months, has sufficiently recovered
to go to Norfolk, Va, TO spend some
time with relatives.
Mrs. William l.. Teeter of Madison,
\. j.. is spending this week with her
mother Mrs William IOnker, at Lewis
Vile
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ASK FOR and GET
HorIick's
The Oris5na1
Matted Mink
r0s Infants and lrvalidD
Avssd rmitstio~s GOD Dsbssstssss
NNELLENBURGO II. E. .!l!!!!l !!
EDITORIAL!
GOOD EVENING

We want to express to the people
Of Wilmington our appreciation for
the splendid response that they
have made 10 the appeal for Jew-
ish relief.
For US this has been another
proof that the people. as We can
only understand what the word
means. will always respond 70 the
good when il IS fairly presented 20
them.
Human beings are suffering. We
remind you that you can help them
and you respond.
There is a touch of nature vhIcn
makes the whole world nn. and
this touch of humanity. and ~e
esteem this the encouraging cares
Of the living God.
There are races and tongteS and
nationalities ard peoples and such
must be right for II IS -. They
love their lands and their kind and
their legends and traditions b'it
there is something IN common for
them all. Misery Il appear s tie
common heritage u al and 4 must
. be more than an accident BY the
way that an insist that lappiness
is the common goal.
II IS q unspeaksbte slgnifnance
to US even TO think that there IS 2
single place where all men can meet
and all can agree.
We are glad that pe ive N the
United States q America and N
Wilmington, Delaware.
We are glad that ne are the SUD
iects Of democracy. We are iOya
10 what are called American con-
cepts. We understand. American
ism as details IN that great human
izing process which IS making for
the perfect human beng
We ask YOU 70 help the suffering
Jews. We believed that you would
and YOU did help them.
Do YOU understand that THIS
means ineffably more than the sue
/ cess of a campaign 70 rarse money!
/ II means that our belief N human
( ity has been put 70 a test and IS
/ beng vlndicated BY the people ot
/ Wilmington and Delaware As never
\ before. Once more Wilmington and
! Delaware through tire wonderful
/ generosity OF IT'S people. leads al
America in a great human cause
and answers the poet ZangAiil ,
call when he crieS out:
Men Of the great Republic.
CiaSped 70 her mother breast,
Nesting so warm and peaceful
Within that bosom biest.
/ Turn TO our tortured Europe,
! Hark 20 the myriad moan
| Of pinched lips. white WITH hunger.
That stffen as they goan.
And remember IN these wan crea-
lures nun the blood that IS
your OSn.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-29
PUPILS GIVE PROGRAM.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Delaware City, March %. A. the
meeting Of the Home and School Asso-
citation. Friday night, in the public school
house. il was decided TO keep the former
officers OF the Parent Teacher Ass'o-
citation After the meeting the following
program was gwen by the scholars.
Piano solo, Minerva Shult2, recitation,
The Overworkcd ElocutiOnIst, Dorothy
Stanley The Bluebird. Catherine lutz'
piano solo General Grants March, Ida
Mcintosh solo, Evalina Culiison recita-
tion, "A Little Boy Speech, John Splcer,
''Whv Some Birds Hop and Others Walk,
Eleanor Sadler: violin solo with piano
accompaniment, Lucy Machine and Hen
rietta Schotens recitation, "A lhttic
Girls Speech Helen Nichols, Baby
Shaftce," Louise Smith. song, Women 5
Rights Martha Sadler, Herbert Null,
Thelma Collie and Howard Picken: reclta-
tations. 'FWhen Mother Plays With Me, .
Dorothy Wells: Paul Revcrcs Ride,
James Sadler; 1T Wasn't Funny, James
WethcrhoIl: Inspection Charlotte
Armstrong, song. ''Peeping Through the
SNOW" Dorothy Wells. Martha Walker,
Rachel Cats. Edith Rudnick, Charlotte
Armstrong. James NetherhOt, George
Mcintosh. George Nicklc, William lOgcnd
and William GIvison; recita,Ions, The
Star. Rachel Cats; The Awakening Of
Pussy Willow, Edith Rudnick reading,
Frances Webb; recitation, Good Night,
Titus Irons, song.
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porchcs. The contractor is Harry G.
CLARK Of Delaware City.
Two soldiers mutorcd here last night
from Delaware City. They bad 'appro-
priated" an automobile, which they
parked in front Of a local hotel for several
minutes, after which they proceeded
toward Wilmington, IN about half
an hour an army machine, occupied by
four officers. arrived in pursuit, but
they were unable 10 run the others down,
Had the pcal police been notified they
could have cap tured the men wanted, ns
they had observed the machine parked.
I'm order 10 take care of the increase
trucking business III this city and sur
rounding county, Andrew Mitchell Il
Son have placed nm order with a local
representafive fora 215 tom q. NJ. &.
truck. which will lie delivered within
a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loomis o. Wise, who
have purchased the property on the
corner of Fifth and William streets, are
having extensive improvements made
TO the interior by Nathaniel Watson,
contractor.
Rev. TiIton Smith Of East New Market
Md. was IN charge Of the morning ser
vices in the Nazareth NJ. II. Church
yesterday Special singing by the mem
hers OF the Junior choir was greatly
cnjoved In the evening, Rev. John
Rowlinson of Baltimore Seminary was ths
speaker He took for bis text, Voice
of God. " The attendance at both sessions
Was large.
William Brickley, Jr., son OF MIR. ane
Mrs. William Brickley Of Chestnut stree
near Second, who has been seriously Il
for several weeks with pneumonia, 4
convaleseing and is able 10 set up
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-29
EASTER PROGRAM.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Delaware City, March 20 The follow
ing Easter program Of the Presbyterian
Church of this place has bern announced
by the pastor. Rev. Robert {. PitSer;
Tuesday, March 30-Sermon, topic
'T'hc Story of Judas.
Wednesday, March 81, has been set
aside by the pastor as Young people s
night Sermon. The Leopard Spots
Thursday, April l--Sermon, "The
Stream of Time
Friday. April , Sermon, The Gross
OF Christ.
Saturday, April 3-oermon, The
. Masters Preparation, preparatory
service.
Easter Sunday Morning. Easter COM
, nunion: sermon, The Power of His
Endless Life" special Easter music.
Evening Special song by the choir, "A
Morning in the Orient.
John Dalrymple, former Y. NJ. {. \.
man at Fort du Pont, will have charge OF
the services tonight.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-29

Mrs. Andrew Mitchell and hs1 brother
ShafTer Walton Of Wilmington, spout
Saturday and Sunday as g'Ssts d Mr..
and Mrs. Vance 7. Miller OF DowIng-
town, Pa.
Bankson r. Holcomb, formerly of this
city who now resides IN New York, who
has been Mt Reboboth, rectpcrstIpg from
illness, is visiting relatives and friends
here, Mr.. Holeomb Is contested with the
du Pont 20.
John Ialli formerly merchant tailor
N this city for several years, who is not
connected with the establishment OF
NJ. Cohen, merchant tailor, OF Phiiaesi-
phia, was a visitor here YESTERDAY.
MIR. and Mrs James. +. Challenger
spent yesterday visiting friends m Phils-
deIphla -,
Mr.. Frank Smith and children, who
reside on the Dav,dsm's farm, ON tho
River Road, spent yesterday bere as
guests Of relatives aud friends.
Furnished room for rent, n Ncs'
Third street. ADV.
]. Harry King will have large display
Of Faster flowers in old uroyIes also ~
chase Store, beginning March 1O-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-29
NEWS OF SEAFORD.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Seaford, March 2g.-Jamcs A. Morgan
left this week for Miami, Florida, where
he will remain several weeks buying
strawberries and produce. From Miami
he will go to Chadbourn, n. G. He WAS
accompanied by his wife and they expect
to bc gone about two months.
In honor of his scventieth birthday
anniversary, Colonel E. G. Ross enter
tained large number of friends, Thurs
day evening Mt his home on High street
Miss Henrietta NanIcer, Of Baltimore,
is here visiting her sister, Mrs. Emanuel
Greenbaum.
Mrs Belle +. Turpin is spending week
az the home of her son, William r. Goslin
AT fredericksburg, Md.
Miss Emily Dulaney Of Philadelphia
is here visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
J. u. Dulancy
Frank Hatfield and Stephen Flanagan
are at Cape Charles, Va, doing mason
work on the new home being erected by
W. Herbert Hall Of this town.
Mis-. L. A. Hobbs entertained friends
at five hundred party, Thursday evening
at her home on King street. Dainty
refreshments were served.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-29
ARE YOU HAPPY
In MORNINGS?
Or Do You Get Up Feeling All
Stuffed Up and Good for
Nothing.

Conc Of the most prevalent and dis
tressing conditions, chronic catarrh OF
the stomach, is the most frequent cause
of dyspepsia, while catarrh of the kid
neys results in Bright's disease, and ca
tarrhal conditions in the nose and throat
lead to inevitable deafness, said the
Tanlac Man
Frequently the lungs become diseased
by the extension OF a catarrhal infiamma-
ton by way of the bronchial tubes to
the lung substance Catarrh is usually
detected by such common symptoms as
droppings in the throat, frequent sneez-
ing. coughing up of mucus. dull, throb-
bing headaches, imperfect digestion, nau-
sea, gastritis, shifting watery eyes and
fullness of the head
Tanlac was designed especially to
combat catarrll, and to bring about
an astonishing change IN your spirits and
general condition Thousands now testi-
~ that Tanlac is the most rational and
the most satisfying remedy for this NAL
ady and its distressing consequences.
The genuine J. l. Gore Co. Tanlac is
sold here by n b Danforth and all lead
ing druggists.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-29
ANNIVERSARY PARTY.

Special Correspondence oc Every Evening
Seaford, March 29.-Little Miss Gwen
dolyn jackson, four-year-old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Huey W. jackson, enter
tanned her little friends, Friday afternoon,
at Ter home on Poplar street, in honor OF
ber birthday anniversary.
The home was artistically decorated,
and on the table at each plate was hand
painted place card. All the little guests
were given favors and refreshments were
served Games and music were INDUCED
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-29
LAUREL A MULE MARKET.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Laurel, March pa great many per-
sons were attracted TO town. Saturday
afternoon, by mule sale held at Lamb
den's Wharf by Cleaver 4 Townsend.
This town serves as a clearing house
in the mule trade, more mules being
brought here for sale than TO any other
town in this part of the Peninsula.
With the increased use of automobiles
for travelling farmers are gradually dis
pensing with the use of horses for general
farm work and replacing them with
mules, as the latter will do more work
on less feed and also require less attention
as 10 feed and quarters From here the
mules gradually find their way into the
more distant parts Of this county and into
the adjoining counties of Maryland.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-29
RheumatiSms Pains
Cannot Be Rubbed Away

goes deep down into the blood supply
and kills the germs that cause the disease.
S. s. s. is q wonderful blood remedy,
and is the logical treatment Tor Rheuma-
tisrn, because il promptly pcrmeates the
entire blood supply, and searches out and
kills the disease germs. You can take
s. :. s. with the assurance that you are
not exporirnenting, for this fine old remedy
has been in constant use for more than
ffty years, during which time II has been
giving splendid results. 50 yor ove u 70
yourself to take $. 5. s. without delay
and discard the nee of local treatments
that can do you no good.
Write our medical department for
literature and full advice about your own
case. Address Chief Medical Adviser,
I6S Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga
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PALM SUNDAY AT NEWARK.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Newark, March 29.-Large congrga-
tions featured Palm Sunday services q
St. Thomas P. L. Church, yesterday.
, In the morning members of Minnehaha
Tribe of Red Men attended the service IN
T, q body and the Rev. Walter G. Haupt
rector preached special sermon on The
Divine Meaning of Love.
Members of the Junior Order of United
American Mechanics attended the ser
vice last night. and Mr.. Haupts subject
was The National Peril of Paganism
! Today. tomorrow and Wednesday de-
votion service will be held from II to >
n clock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-29
MISS LYMAN ENTERTAINS.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Newport. March 29-Miss Leila Lyman
had as guests over the weekend several
girls from Berwyn high school basketball
team The girls played very interest
ing game, Saturday afternoon, with the
Wilmington high school team, Berwyn
losing by score of 1926. After the game
the team was entertained at the high
school.
The girls who came here from the Ber-
vyn school were Miss Wingard, teacher
in the school; Misses Mary Lehman,
Dorothy Young, Mary Eachus, Louisa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-29
DELAWARE CITY.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Delaware City, March % Daniel Car
roll of Columbus Ohio. IS here with his
daughter. Mrs Lionel Bright.
MIR. and Mrs Harry {. Clark and
family and Mrs Alice Clark returned,
Saturday. after spending the winter in
Palm Beach. Florida.
Fred Reybold and children OF l.ans-
downc. Pa. spent yesterday here with has
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. }. Frank Reyboid.
Mrs Norris Wilkinson spent Saturday
in Philadelphia.
Miss Lucy Chairs Of Philadelphia visited
friends In town yesterday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-29
JEWISH DRIVE AT NEWARK.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Newark, March 29-The committee
in charge of the local campaign for the
Jewish Relief Fund, Louis Handloh,
chairman, has been doing excellent work
and had about 81 800 in sight Saturday
night
1t is expected the amount will exceed
those figures considerably when the
report is made at the dinner at the Hotel
du Pont, Wilmington tonight. Members
Of some Of the teams worked most Of
YESTERDAY winding up the drive.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-29
NEWS OF NEWARK.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Newark, March 2o-Dean Charles A.
McCue and Business Manager 4. G..
, Wilkinson of Delaware College visited
MARYLAND State College at College Park,
Nd, Saturday.
DR.. Homer Hoyt of Delaware College
, will give a lecture on Foreign Exchange"
, before the Faculty Club, tonight.
Mrs. A. G. Wilkinson will leave on
Thursday for visit with relatives in
Canada.
T. ]. Ewing, who conducted 8 harness
shop in Newark until shortly before the
war has opened harness repair shop on
Main street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-29
RECEPTION FOR PASTOR NEESE

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Marshallton. March 29.-As a token of
esteem and appreciation of the people of
Marshallton NJ. Z. Church and COM
munitv. surprise party was given Rev
and Mrs. Gordon r. Neesc and family on
March %. About 100 persons we're
present pleasant time was had. The
program consisted of instrumental and
vocal music and recitations. Refresh
ments were served.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-29
PALM SUNDAY AT ST. JAMES.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
stanton. March 29-Palm Sunday
services were held i'll st. James p. T..
Church. near here, yesterday The ehuch
was beautifully decorated with palms and
palm branches
Miss Tevis and Zaidee Miller, twin
sisters. Of Trinity i. j.. Church choir
Wilmington, gave several vocal duets, and
Miss Tevis sang The Palms There was
also sermon by the rector, J E. Parks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-29
The Disease is Deep Seated and
is Caused by Germs in the
Blood.

rheumatism il sturdy foe, and IL
never uses gentle methods wlth its victims.
II the disease was confined 10 the surface
there might be some logic 10 expecting
relief from its clutches by rubbing with
linirnents and lotions But q disease
that can cause 80 much PAIN and suffering
ia dcep-seated. and has its source far below
tho surface Of the skin.
The only sensible treatment frorowbich
YOU can expect results u a remedy that
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-29
ElSmere Nominates Omcers.

Nominations for town officers were made
at Elssnere on Saturday afternoon. The
election takes place in April The follow
ing were nominated. Alderman, Aaron
Rice: treasurer, Pcnrose Forman: assessor,
George Bender, commissioners lthreo 70
be elected). Lewis s. Cloud, Henry Jones,
John Reynolds The formation Of q
mems club was discussed and al SEEMED
over such an organization.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-29
To Guard Against Influenza.

Don't let the dread influenza get you
If you have even the slightest cough or
cold. better begin using Foley's Honey
and Tar at once. Henry Willis, Sandy
Point, Texas, is one Of many thousands
who consider this remedy lust fine.
He saws: II suffered severely with bad
cough; after using four or five dollars
worth Of different medicines decided to
try Foiev's Honey and Tar One bottle
gave relief Best medicine ever used
Contains no oDiates.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-29
PILOT JOHN T.. MAULL DEAD.

spe-is. Oc~~~spopdeooe of Every Evening
Georgetown. March 29.-John Il. Maull
aged IS. widely-known Delaware bay
and river pilot, died at his home in Lewes,
FRIDAY, after brief illness.
Funeral services were held at the late
residence this afternoon at O'Clock, IN
, charge Of Rev. Omar +. Jones, pastor OF
I Ievcs NJ f. Church.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-29

Mercer, Rebecca Marion, Miriam Jones,
Dorothy Gamble, Jeanette Todd, Anna
Mckinley and Madeline Croft.
Other guests on Sunday were MIR. and
Mrs Irwin Woodward Misses Ethel
Woodward and Frances Ball of Newport,
and LAYTON Smith OF Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-29
FIRED AT BURGLARS.

Special Corr 1espondence or Every Evening
Seaford. March % The storage house
of Jacob Fine, hide dealer of Philadelphia
in the shamble Of Gordy 4 Co, near the
ice plant here. was broken in TO last night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-29
stas Raises Mrnc stss.~ pvnd

Although all the toaros have not ss -
been heard from, the Jottnge of Henry X.
lsna<r, State chairman of Ansr,ens cnt
70 France campaign, show that th'y hsye
accomplished their quota, whseh vas
something over 81 900. Mr.. IHaos and
his committeeman are worry much slstnd
over the succsr. of tho various tenn cap
tairr throughout lho %s,s.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-29
Keeps Your Skin N
a Healthy Condition

Almost al skin troabses srs the result oi
cloeging and Inflammation OF the pores ~
YOU have n skin that's rough and covered
with pimples or ugly bsotchy humors, ~
the Rose-Nel treatment and sec bow Qlnckly
the blemishes will disoppsor- fhs treat y
rtcut is very simple. Battle the fAcs AZ
night with warm water Sod kose-Vei so2p
dry carefully. using = sOft towel, thea put
on plenty Of Rose-Nei S2lse ana niass>ss
we'll
Rose-veb salye soothes. heals ana eom-
forts Trya a box. sold oy All druggists
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-29
to the val,D of nearly 500 were

and hides to the val,n of nearly 500 were
stolen.
Detectives have been placed on the
case and it is thought the guilty parties
will soon be apprehcnded.
John Prattus, colorcd, who lives nearby
heard the thieves and shot at them, scar
ing them off.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-29

From what ~ claimed To be us ro~t
sanitary public drinking fountain two
streams of water ,-ng, a usr1 pincu,S ne
mouth where they conv~yr withvIt
touching any n the netal W hv hTs
Courier Democrat., 1920-02-05
Kl!GHtN !!aH7
d CABlNET
Life means to each one of us iust
what each Of lis makes it mean, It
Is blank check into which we our
selves must write the value.
sEAsoNABLE COOP THINGS.

One Of the most popular pies at this
season Of the year Is mince. Each