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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-12
NEW PETIT JURY.
Drawn TO Serve IN County Courts for
Next Two Weeks

For the Court OF General Sessions and
Superior Court term beginning May II
Jury Commissioners Robert D. Kemp
and John r. Lambson have drawn the
following petit jury:
First Representative district-Harry
D. Wolf and John J Clark.
Second-Leo VI. Montgomery. Harry
W Sasse, Thomas \. Stayton, William
j. Massey and Herbert Fl. White.
Third-Leonard A. Yerkes. David D.
! Rankin, Frank Schilling. L. Earl Edgar
and Morris Thompson.
Fourth Harry 5 PogQe, Charles F.
Baynard, Patrick Cusack and William
Fifth-Franeis E. Gallagher. Jr., John
" Anderson, Clarence Thompson and
Howard Oberly.
Sixth-ChaTles P. Weldin and Samuel
Ewing.
Betty.
Eighth Joseph Wright and j. Warren
Marshall
Ninth Daniel Clancy and Arthur
Maxwell
Tenth James Miller, Sr.. and George
). Bacon.
Eleventh Julian Laws and William
Leal
twelfth W imam = DECK ana FRANK
Cleayer
Thirteenth Clarence ". Pearce and
Royden L. Wilson.
Fourteenth George ". Daniels ana
William p Wilson
Fifteenth Joseph y Budd and Alfred
J. stats
ADDITIONAL JURY
They have also drawn the following adj
ditional petit jury
First Representative district Hugh ].
Wallace
second William L. skellenger ana
James h Carr
Third Charles t. Duhell and Harry
" Barlow
Fourth Granville hopes and Irwin
Allcoyn.
Fifth Elmer +. Davis and Joseph Me-
Cullough
Sixth-CurtIs 1alley
Seventh Richard G Nhlttock
Eighth Frank II Hill
Ninth Charles Il t. Lewis
Tenth Henry II Lang.
Eleventh Charles Crompton
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-12
STRIKERS GOING BACK
To SAVE SENIORITY
Judge Holds Decision ON Plea of
Trainmen's Union TO Save
Charter.
By Associated Press to Every Evening

By Associated Press TO Every Evening
Pittsburg, Pa, May 12.---Judge George
A. Baldwin announced st the opening oil
court today that he would not render a
decision until later In the week on the
application of Freedom Local. No. 323,
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, for
an injunction to prevent the officers Of
the Grand Lodge from annulling its
charter because some of its members are
on strike. Testimony on the application
was taken last week
Pennsylvania Railroad strikers were
today drifting back to their places in re-
sponse To the order that men must return
to. work by noon today or lose their
seniority rights. Sixty-two strikers re-
ported for work this morning, according
to the company's reports and officials
said they expected others in their old
places before the time limit expired.
Conditions on other roads in the Pitts
burg district were reported unchanged,
freight movement on the Besscmer and
Lake Erie and the Pittsburg and Lake
Erie being far below normal The
Baltimore and Ohio declare freight and
passenger movement was excellent.
A meeting Of engineers and fremen of
all roads entering the city has been called
for the union labor temple tonight. The
purpose of the meeting has not been dis
closed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-12
SUGAR PROFIT 3 CENTS.
Attorney General Palmer Indicates
What Government Regards as
Profiteering.

The government. according to tele-
gram received today BY Edmund Mitchell,
food commissioner for Delaware, from
Attorncv-Gencral Palmer regards three
cents a pound rs fair profit on sugar. |
cent to the wholesaler and cents to the
retailer.
The telegram, which, presumably has
been sent 10 all states by Attorney-Generai
Palmer. SAYS: The only margin q proft
that will be allowed in the sale ot sugar i
] cent for the wholesaler and cents TOT
the retailer. making q profit Of 3 cents
between the reincr and retailer. Anyone
making profit in addition will be pro-
secuted by the Encouragement office,
1t is understood.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-12
Col. Ierrev Notified.

Lieutenant-Colonel J. p Jervev.
Corps OF Engineers, today received formal
notification of his appointment IS dI-
vision engineer Of the Eastern Division.
Eice-Colonel James c. SANFORD, VINO has
been relieved to take command Of the
northeastern division and L : district
engineer Of the Second New York dis
trIct. The eastern division Includes the
districts from Philadelphia, Pa - Wiz
IningtOn. y c.. including the TWO dis
tgicts and Wilmington Baltimore, Wash-
ington and Norfolk
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-12
MERCUR MOUNTED TO 81.
Yesterday Set the Record for Heat OF the
Present Spring.

The peak of the warm wave that
brought out the straw hats and cherry
blossoms in such rush was reached yester-
day afternoon at 8 o'clock when the ther-
mometer registered SO degrees on Every
Evenings thermometer although it was
reported two or three degrees warmer In
other sections of the city.
This is the highest temperature record
ed this spring and almost the record for
an early May day. After the people bad
fretted at the heat and rcsorted to up
turned shirt sleeves and discussed the
dscarding of winter fannels-f any nro
actually worn these days-the mercury
took fall Of almost thirty degrees last
evening and n light reaching 55. At noon
the mercury ross to 63.
More spring showers are promised Tor
tonight and tomorrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-12
NEGRO'S BODY FOUND.
Picked up in Delaware River Near Bin
stead Yesterday Afternoon.

Very little hopei is entertained by Coroner
Isaac s. Bullock. Of ever settling the
identity OF the Negro whose body was
found in tile Delaware river near Bin
stead yesterday by Neil Tovney and Fred
Dickinson Of Chester The body had been
il the water apparently about two weeks.
cd in a shirt and pair Of trousers, but
there was nothing afTording a clue to
identity The body WAS taken in charge
by Deputy Coroner Harvey +. Nichols
and buried at Farnhurst.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-12
JOHN HERACL HERE.
Wilmington Athlete Here After An Al
sence Of Eight Months in the South.

John Heracl, q well-knowl Whining
ton athlete, returned home today after
an, absence of eight months, during which
time he has been working in shpyards
in Nashville and Memphis, Tenn Ht7
stay will be short. however, rs he leave
Saturday or Sunday for Wilmington.
n O.. where lie will resume shipyard work
John hrs allowed no grass - grow under
his feet IN the athletic world. while he g0as
away Je had engaged in four wrestling
bouts and has won al IN points In train
ing for these matches he ran - miles but
instead II reducing his weight took on
Is pounds, now Weighing 20 He has
done some clever boxing 8lso
He says he may put on some athletic
events in Wilmington IN che fall
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-12
WORKHOUSE QUIZ.

The committee appointed BY the Legs
lature TO investigate affairs at the work
house, resumed It's work here today.
The members gathered IN the cIty this
morning. with the intention Of going %
the wOFkh0use this afternoon ana examln-
ing Workhouse Trustee Clifford J. scott.
and re-examlnIng some OF the prisoners
The testimony already taken viii also be
gone over. The committee expects 10
report to the Legislature next week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-12
TRADE SCHOOLS.
Explained to Business and Professional
Men Mt Luncheon Meeting.

Trade schools and what they can do for
Wilmington, was explained TO members of
the Rotary and kiwanis clubs and Cham
Der of Commerce at luncheon this after
noon, by Dean Allan r.. Culllmora,
director of the Newark. N. j., Technical
School.
At the present time the Manufactnrers
Association is endeavoring TO ralse s1fii-
cient money with which 10 dafray. the
expense of operating trade school here,
in order to increase the number of skilled
tradesmen for the different manufactur-
ing plants about this city.
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Junior Mechanics.

Elaborate plans are beng made by
Eureka Council, No. ! Jr .. [ A. NJ.
lor the annual excursion to Augustine
Beach Wednesday, June Q. The lodge
Will celebrate veteran night next Tues
dav. when all members who have been
affiliated with the organization for 25
years or more will be presented with
medals Of honor Irwin H. T Spirer has
been elected assistant recording secretary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-12
Many at Salesianum Dance.

The card party and dance gwen by the
Salesianum Alumni, at the Hotel du Pont
last night, was one Of the largest attended
affairs Of the season The dance was given
in the ballroom and the card party in the
du Barry room There we're IA tables for
FIVE hundred. The prizes were numerous
and consisted Of silyerware, cut glass, hats,
crates OF iruit, iced cakes and even the
now prlccIess potato.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-12
BUILDING PERMITS.

The following projects have been ap-
proved BY the building inspector.
Fifth street, III West, 5. ) Marley
owner and builder: alterations. 81 500
Reed street, 1901; Jacob Goen owner
and builder. addition. SIS
Spruce street. S3ti-i0, Kemp 4 Hasson,
owners, j. r. Rigncy builder, addition.
81 400.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-12
JEFFERSON LODGE, /. 0. o. F.

At the session Of jefferson Lodge, No.
2.I. @. %. +. tomorrow night class Of
candidates will be given the second degree
DEPUTY Attorney General p Warren
Green. will lecture on The Trial Of
Christ. from a Lawyers Viewpoint.
The degree team. wishing to clear the
slate this month desires that all candidates
report for final instructions not later than
Nav p. when special effort will be made
To take care Of all degrees that have not
vet been received.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-12
DEATHS.

RAKER-In this city. on May 9. 1920
Clara widow OF Charles Baker. aged 43
keiatiyes and friends arc invited to attend
the funeral services at her late residence.
al3 Linden street, on Thursday afternoon,
May Is, at O'Clock. lntcrment at Silver
brook cemetery.
AicLAIN-In this city, on May II. 1920.
Clara. wife of Raymond VI McLain. aged
Relatives and friends arc invited to attend
the funeral services At her late residence,
SO kirkwood street, on Friday afternoon.
MAY IT. at 80 o'clock. local time. Inter
mcnt at Riverview cemetery
NiOORE-ln Buffalo \. Il, on May 10.
1920 Lucy Biddlc widow Of W. Bowen
Noorc, and mother of Alfred b, Guy b..
Walter dc G. and W Bowen Nioorc, .r..
and Mrs ". EIkins Reed Of Washington,
Funeral and intermcnt al Buffalo. y y.
MORGAN-In this city on May 10 1920
Samuc. Morgan aged Il years.
Relatives and friends arc invited 10 attend
East Fourth street. on Thursday May 49,
~ : clock. Services al Volunteers Of
america Hall. SOS Shipley street. Inter
ment at Riveryiew cemetery.
PIERCE-In this city. on May 10. 1920.
Hannah A. Pierce in her a2nd year
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
the funeral services at her late residence.
44lO Market street. on Thursday after
noon. May 13. at > clock standard time
Interment at Newark Union cemetery.
SWIDER-in this city. on May y. 1920,
Frances C. wife of Nalent inc swider, and
daughter of Blanche and the late John
Lewandowski. aged Is years.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
the funeral from the residence Of her
mother. 13a North Harrison street. on sat
urday morning May Is. at $50 clock
solemn Requiem mass at st. Hedwig'S
Church. IntermenJ At Cathedral cemetery.
STROUD-In Newark. Del. on May Il
1920 Charles A. son Of Alfred G and
Rachael Stroud aged % years
Relatives and friends are invited TO attt u I
the funeral services at the residence OF ms
father on Friday afternoon. May IA al >
o clock standard time. Iuterment at White
Clay Greek cemetery Automobile will meet
Pennsylvania trains north Newark. 1909.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-12
SUFFRAGE HOPES HIGH.
State Chairman Confident Speakers AZ
Street Meeting Tnniqht

Delaware still has the opportunity
to give the thirty-sixth ratification tD
the suffrage amendment said Mrs
Florence Bayard Hilles, Womans Party
chairman, this morning. here Is per-
ceptible throughout this State rapidly
increasing sentiment that our state may
as well have the honor II beng one N
the thirty-six 70 give this right ~ women
No claims of the opponents If suffrage
can shake our conviction that Delaware
will ratifv before the special session ad-
iourns.
50 sure is Mrs. Hilles of favorable action
at an early date that she witt shortly %
10 Oklahoma with the cinema The
Heritage 81 France ~ speak ri behalf
of devastated France for the American
committee of which Miss Anne Morgan
il chairman. Miss Catherine Flanagan
and Miss Mary Dubr0w, national organ
!zers 0f the Womans Party Will speak
al Ninth and Market streets at 5 o'clock
tonight
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-12
SALES OF LAND.

Mrs Sarah F. lyman has sold 40 acres
OF land, with buildings thereon, adjoining
the Newport pike TO Justa q. Justis for
$4,000
John Heldmeyer, Jr.. has sold land at
the northwest corner OF Broad and Main
streets. Middletown. 10 the Delaware
Trust Company for Sll 900.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-12
Police Will Attend Church.

Members Of the police force have been
invited TO attend services ~ Wesley
NJ r. Church next Sunday evening nj $
O'Clock The men have been attending
similar services At Wesley Church for
several years, upon the invitation oi
Pastor Wells.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-12
OBITUARY.
MRa. WILLIAM BOWEN MOORE.

u Il " ILLIAaa ID" = y VII'F.-
Mrs William Bowen Moore. sister #
Samuel c. Biddle and mother Of Alfred
B. Moore Of " ilmington, died on Monday
at her home. IN Buffalo. \. y. Mr.. Moore
had been summoned TO bis mothers bed
side several days ago The funeral of Mrs.
Moore takes place IL Buffalo tomorrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-12
Aided by Firemen.

Carrie Goodwin. 1929 Pine street, was
taken II at Second and Jackson streets
this morning and was gwen first aid Is
members Of the Weccacoe Fire Co, after
which she was removed 70 her home in the
police ambulance
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-12
Mnpistrate Gluckmnn Home

Magistrate Gluckman has returned
from the Zionist convention. held in New
York City He reports that he was great
" impressed with the spirit of the con
vention, which was to acknowledge thanks
10 the nations OF the world responsible
for the restoration of Palestine.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-12

So many complaints arc being
received from readers OF this pub
llcatlon because of late receipt OF It's
issues sent through the United States
mail that We take occasion to aug-
gest that ~ We have no control over
the publication after II is delivered
to the postoffioo authorities, any
delay in transit should be lmmedi-
ately reported to this office and
also TO the postmaster general,
Washington, ID. G. The readers
cooperation and compliance with
this suggestion will aid in bringing
about ii betterment OF service.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-12
Ek-Doughboys Friendship for France.

William J McGiuley, supreme secrc-
tary Of the Knights Of Columbus, re-
turning to New York after tour through
lhc country inspecting X Of G free night
schools, declared that more than 10000
former service men, member Of the *.
IF G.. had contributed To the &c La
fayctte statue fund
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-12
Hurt by.Ancient Missile.

Newport, May PA cannon bali
one Of many relics Of other days &c the
torpedo station, exploded yesterday while
it was being heated in q forge, slightly
iniuring Florence Harvey, boiler maker,
and two assistants. The forge was wrecked.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-12
Suffrage Meeting at Mrs. James Ginns'.

Friday afternoon, at $50 o'clock, nc the
home Of Mis-, James Ginns, 1905 Boule-
ward Mrs Victor du Pont, Sr., will adj
dress a gathering III the ncighborhood
women IN the interests Of equal suffrage.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-12
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.
City Committee TO Arrange Plans for Pri
mary This Evening.

The Democratic City Committee will
holda meeting this evening at the Democra-
tie League. Plans will be arranged for the
primaries on MAY -
Third ward Democrats last night elect
cd City Councilman William Abberger
delegate TO the convention.
Fourth ward Democrats, at meeting
last night elected Michael Donlon dele
gate and Francis Farmar alternate.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-12
Central w. c. r. u.

The Central Union ". & !. Z met
yesterday afternoon 81 81. Paul's NJ i.
Church Routine business was transacted
Mrs Fannie Hay was elected delegate
to the county convention June 10, and
Mrs kate Wilkinson. alternate.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-12

Bazaar given by the Womens Auxiliary
of Old Swedes Church on Thursday even
ing Nav Is. at Parish House ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-12
To Hold Box Social.

Tie Woman Loyal Moose Circle No.
/ viii hold box socia! IN their meeting
room. Opera House building. on Thursday
evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-12
Letters Granted

Register Of Wills I4aac Il Brown has
granted letters # administration on the
estate of Max Segal g Sarah Segal
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-12
Even the Roots of
SnPerflous Hairs Vanish
(Envrely New Method Works Wonders

What Is thc use OF merely taxing oil t1e
hair ends and not destroying the roots ~
>uperHuouS haiv DO YOU Snow that you
can easily and quickly remove the nair en-
tire. including the roots. Wtth ordinary phe-
lactinc Just try il 10 : oG0rleSS. non
irrltat p <. and SO harmless a child could
safely eat IL. Far superior 10 deEiia+ories.
electrolysis, &c. Get q stick OF phelactiue
today from your druSgiSt and have the
pleasure of actually removing the Offending
hair roots At laSt-hefnre your very ewes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-12
Service al ST. Luke Church.

There viii lie service at ST Iukes
Reformed Episcopal Church. hight and
Monroe. Ascension Day. rhuTday morning
1T 1890. by the Rev Nm. Lannlng
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-12
IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO suBsC RfBERS

Observation-Disclosures
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-12
JULES FERoND CO, INC,

f26 ". Twenty third Street. New YORK
Telephone Watkins 3sO
Parcel Post 10 cents extra
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05
MIDDLETOWN NEWS.

Middlctown. Nov. 3. Mr. and Mrs.
Ahram Fogcl entertained friends at their
home. Sunday, in honor OF the ihh
birthday anniversary Of their daughter,
Miss Laura Fogel.
The BODY of Eugene Nj. Hanson. who
died suddenly Mt his home in lonkers,
y. Y. last week was brought here on
Tuesday for int-rmcnt III Forest ccrne-
tery. The pallbcarcrs were Jefferson -
Foard, Joseph Hanson, JanvIcr Woods
James c. Bragdon, William y, tomegys
and John F. Cochran.
Mrs William f.. Iladley, who died on
Saturday NJ the home Of her daughter.
Mrs Earle Joiner Of Townsend, was
buried from Mrs. Joincr's home on
Wednesday.
Mrs Charles Dcrrickson entertained
friends from Dover one day last week, her
guests being Miss Mary Saulsbury, Mrs
James Pcnncwill, Mrs. Anna Van Dyke,
Miss Ella Wilson and Miss Ada Warren.
The ladies Of Bethesda NJ T.. Church
will hold their annual Thanksgiving bakc
on Wedncsda V. November 2l
Woodrow Wilson Harris. the 5-ycnr-
old son Of Mr. and Mrs B II. Harris, of
near town, died on Monday Of pneu-
monla
The annual meeting Of Middlctown
branch of the American Red Cross will
he held in the New Century Club house
thus evening. The reports Of the year 3
work will be gwen and he annual election
of Off GERS held
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05
NEWS OF LAUREL.

Laurel. Nov ; Misses Erminic Qul-
lin. I.cnorc Parsons, Alysc Watson. Alinc
DAVIS. t.loiac Rodney. SalIc Galloway,
J hldcn Warrington, Chester Nmpatc,
Mr.. Glmmlctt Raymond Matthews Ran
dnlph Evans and Armwcll Fonks chapcr-
oncd by Prof Brock and Miss STRIPPING
az Laurel high shool faculty. culoyod =
partv on Records Lake Yesterday They
went IN the lake IN row boats and landed
M Wards hill where "A hlg bon-iirc WAS
kindlcd around which many interesting aud
ENJOYABLE games We're PLAYED, and toastcd
marshnallows roasted apples and hot
dog" sandwiches were cnJcvcd
Mrs Harley O. Rggin IS n PhIladcl-
phla where she is undergoing medical
treatment at n hospital
Ladies Md Society of Centenary NJ. 4.
Church was entertained Yesterday ai-
tcrnoon. hy Mrs John Oldheld ~ her
home on Sixth street Coffee and sand
wichcs were served
Tho Ladies of Christ VI Y Church
arc planning to hold chicken and waffle
supper next Thursday evening. begin
ning AZ : O'Clock
Mrs NIarcia Ilurford. and son
Jack, of Carncy's Point, \ J r. VISIT,
ing Mrs lIurford 8 mother, Mrs llda
Potter AZ Maroon. Md Mrs Potter was
severely hurt few weeks ago hy falling
down stairs and has not yet recovered.
Leighton Moore of Wilmington ls
now in Bethel with his parents having
been relieved of his position with tho dn
Pont company on account Of failing health
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Delaware City Steam7hip Engi-
neer Ma-ries Woman OF
Glasgow. Scotland.
ASK BIDS FOR DREDGING
Colored Woman Said TO be lis
Years Old Cast Her First Vote
Tor Harding and Coolidge.

rom F,er, t,rniur Correspondent
o,rorgrtewu. \nN ; Probably ono
81 thu oldest women "a Delaware, to
,,,l her vote iur senator Harding and
Governor Co,hdl,, un ItI's lay. was Mrs
Catherine ryndnlc. known u lower beta
warraus as Aunt kIttv .lrrdrn who re-
~tdc> n South \autlcpkc district When
rrl>trn,d she gaNr hcr agr as lo6 wears
and NJ me. tIln,. stat ii ~lc dld not know
huW much Older She was Residents IN
t.et ~rctuau. however. >aN they have been
.s'a IT, trce he1 p,ard nd have every
ri-.,u L. lshytc TINT She = ! u NtHre "ld !
Ntut kit, V.,~ au obi slave and Is
>.ai ~ hc plt lrl'tu She has perfect
.Jgh md never hut one time called a
r.A>.rau hecau,s 81 illness She resides
,tA -oa Who 3, ,rrhty years old and
tur r..y t.,, c.slr tor small farm and
vau s,r the rcotln m thclr SECTION.
II. r~t aui ~ lest woman - vote ~
Ccarr.-tovu vl, Nlr> Elizabeth B
rlr, mother ct Robert L Hart, editor
e.. ID, MON Republican. tins clty, and
a.~, ,pl Mis- ll1fr. e llart. news editor
a t. ~u~-,> Republican thus city Mrs
iI.rt vha.v.I D. ~ ,rar> old on tchrn-
ue>t ,,sf c>t hcr Vote Tor Cox
..3 l,pa~ct .lt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05
EARTH TREMOR AT SEAFORD.

Scaford. Nov 5-A slight earth trcm-
ar lasting from Il 10 80 seconds was felt
here. Yesterday morning. between IL
and II O'Clock, and the citizens were
much concerned 10 know what caused II.
Homes were shaken. windows, doors and
other parts rattlng from the trcmor
Many persons ran INTO the streets,
h,,t bcjup nnahlc to find out what caused
tbc sh TX returned 10 th,ir homes puzzled
a. to what had happCucd business plac ea
also rrportcI feeling the shock, but IN
zach INSTANCE the occupants Of the huld-
inc could not fathom what had happened
Man, Thought n terrific explosion SIM
liar ~ tho onc at Greenwood years ago,
had occurred hut were unable 10 learn
that any explosion had taken place
Others thought the community had been
visited bv 4 slight earthquake
While the shock was felt N different
sections of the town and community. no
damage was done rs far as could ho learn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware CITY. Nov : Mrs William
Hldcbrand left this morning for Phila-
dclphia where She will remain a week
visiting frieI ds
Members of Delaware City Century
Club VIII motor To SMYRNA Friday. No
vember y, 10 visit the Century Club Of
that place The regular Friday meeting
VIII be postoucd until Saturday, Novem
ber 13
Mrs. Albert Schroeder is a guest Of her
brother, IN Philadelphia for the week
end
The yacht Heiab II passed through the
canal, yesterday. frosm Philadelphia for a
ducking trip on Cheapeake bay.
The yacht Oria1a from Boston passe d