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New-York tribune., 1920-06-13
Summary OF Meet
Held by the N. Y. 4. C..
TRACK ENENTS

f0o-ya-d dash, hanoicap-Won bv Loren
Mgrehison. S9a4Trs Nsw y Athietie CLUB (scrateh>,
Club q yard), second; Harry Appel, un-
attached t6 yards). third. Time, 10
sso-yard run. handicap-won by Robert
Grawf9sd raw, Lafayette College (scratci>.
lS yards), second; Thomas Cam phell,
Y yale University (scratch}. third. TIME.
i2o-yard high hurdles. handicap-won
~ II, E. Barron Meadow brook Club f6
yards); A. Perry Roberts. New York An
enc S,no SlGo % yards>. second; Thomas II.
ARE, 4iFe41' -Sew york Athletic Club IS yardsl.
220-yard run (handicap)-won bv
Ramon ". George New YORK A, G. Is
Xards>; Bernard l.. Wefers New York
I: yards), second, Ellis Perlman, New
9ork d's,S. University q yaras). third. Time.
6 s,nd1T Dresser, 1,,ye New York A. c. tscratoh1
yards)' second; George cornesta. New
14:511s.
~, one-m.le walk thandioap)-won by
rhonlas A Maroney, st, Anseim's A. G. $50
A G. tscratch>. second; Joseph B. Pear
man r New York A. c. tscratch). third
j.. 6, one-m.ls s,1,al; run (handicsp>-won by Will
fIynn, Paulist a. c. (45 yards), second
Michael j; Devaney. Millrosa A A
tscratch), third. Time. 42f.
44o-yard run thandicap}-Won by r
Eesgeir. Glencoe A. c. as yards); James
M Roche, New Haven Harriers {5 yards)
second: James W. Driscoll, U. S Navy
tscratch), third. Time, G:50.
FIELD EVENTS
l6-pound shot-put. handicap--wo- by
A 4. Makay, Mohawk \. c. & feet). with
an actual throw of 80 feet 6ia inches
PatiIck Mcdonald, New York Athletic
Club tscratchl, as feet inches second /:
4. 5. Elsey, Mohawk a. c. (2la feet)
with an actual throw of 43 feet Az inches
third "
Running high jump. handicap-Won BY
a, abromet, MorninGside A G. g inches)
"lth an actual jump OF feet; Fred !
5eliert. New York University IS inones)
WITH an actual jump of 5 feet inches
second; b. J. 3enznger, st. Ansel.4l' >
\. G. t5 inches), With actual Jump OF
> feet inches, third tSeifert won from
Benzlnger on the jump Off.
Throwing the discuss (handicap)--Won
ey Robert C Walker. New York A. c. 90
l1ches; nc Pat o'connor, Laughin Lyceun
II lrehes second; Thomas J. Anderson jr
st. Christopher Club 90 faet), with an
actual throw OF ll9 feet ga inches, third
Pole vault (handicap p)-Won BY r M
Burt. New York a. c. (1S inches) with
an actual vault Of II feet inches; George
Planas unattached (5 inches) with ar
actual vault OF II feet s inches second .
Ralph Runyor, New York A. c. (6 inches)
with an actual vault of / 2 feet third
New-York tribune., 1920-06-13
lzzy Kaplan Abroad
Tells of Western Trip With Yankees
By w. O. Mcclellan

CLEVELAND Ohoho
Dear Moe: We chus got here from Derok there
convention of all the chiefs potzz
asking Willie
Of the poitz spokng about him
chief of potz of Detro that Willie should kindly his badge
which he
couldn't do that he should the depu handouts
gift and
when he left DetroitsM that night.
You know that should the political of the
that left business you
what is
walk Some socialr
build the fences further the
is "Let hit
There talking Chicago nobody
thinking
anyhow of and Ring Ladner the Saturday
writer thrown from the Hotel Blacke They
like chentlemen should
and wouldn't back when | treated that
Everywhere there and they
Which Baby Ruthen?" like
would everybody
"delo" to him. The feller
Ruthstein good fer still If
the hd ticket tell the truth the Eighteen
i in q alL
New-York tribune., 1920-06-13
Norfolk's Star Ball Team
To Play Bears To-day

The Norfolk Giants will be the op-
ponents of JEFF Tesreau's Bears
double header at Dyckman Oval, near
the Broadway subway station, this
afternoon. The Norfolk ball tossers
are considered just about the best
semi-pro team in the entire Southland,
and include among their number for
ner star players of the Royal Giants,
Lincoln Giants and Bacharach Giants.
WicFware and Gatewood will do the
hurting for the Giants. while Big Jeff
and Burke will appear on the mound
for the Bears. The American Giants
of Chicago will probably play series
OF games with the Bears here within
the next few weeks.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-13

s. 10, Manhattan. fee. 8 inches

P. $; 10. Manhattan. feet inches
fourth.
Running broad Jump ts5-pound CLASSY
Won by w. Linton, p. s. 1872 Brooklyn. Is
feet inches; c. Lenitsky. p. 5. 40. Bronx.
IL feet s inches. second; II Mathies. +. 5.
81, bronx, "A feet II inches. third. II.
Rubin ?. S. 90. Bronx. a Ieet inches.
Fourth.
Putting s-pouas shot Gls-pcund classl
Won by Ercolona. ,. S. 10. Bronx. s.
feet ilche5 c. Azzara, p s. ieS. Ercoil-
,yn, 81 feet inches. second; V. Balgarsiii
= 5. 30, Manhattan. 81 feet 3 inches.
shird: s. Mehler, ?. 5 81, Bronx. 90 feet
II inches. fourth
Putting s-pound shot (unligntted weight
c,ass)-Won by Rosen, ?. 5. 10. Manhst-
tan. Al feet inches; r. Bury. P. S. -.
Queens, Il feet. second; NJ. SiegeI. P 9.
50. Bronx, IS feet II inches, third: J.
Golostein, P. S. IS, Brooklyn. 81 fee, n
inches, fourth.
POINT SCORE
=. 8 10. NnfattaE. %; 2. s So. Alanhat-
tan IS; ?. S. 20. Manhattan. %: P. 5. lsa
-ianhattaa, 49, r S. 81. Bronx. Is; p. :.
81, Manhattan, ~, p. s. 2T, Manhattan r,
70. Z. 5. rs, Brooklyn, O.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-13
Ar-X Wins Yacht Race

The New York Canoe Club held re-
gatta for its one design knocllabout
class, yesterday. Four of the little
yachts started. The winner was An-X,
the property Of R. Fitzgibbon.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-13
Howard to Try Out New
Middleweight Aspiran.

Another strong card Of bouts, headed
by two twelve-round contests between
middleweights and hghtwei ghts. has
been arranged for the regular weekly
night. Johnny Howard, the Beyonne
policeman, will mingle with frankie
Fleming, the latest l58-pound sensa
ton of Staten Island, while Vic Moran,
of New Orleans, will meet Shamus
O'Brien, the Yonkers lightweight.
Howard once came within an ace Of
knocking cut Al Mccoy, when the lat
ter held the title. O'Brien defeated
Johnny Sheppard at the Bayonne club
several weeks ago, and both he and
Moran have fought champion Benny
Leonard
New-York tribune., 1920-06-13
Miss Zinderstein Wins
Delaware Tennis Title

WILMINGTON, Del, June 12-Miss
Marion H. Zinderstein, Boston, won the
women's lawn tennis championship of
Delaware by defeating Miss Ann B.
Townsend, PHILADELPHIA, in the chal-
lenge round here to-day, 6-1, Is.
The winner played brilliantly. Her
conspicuously.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-13
Two Golfers i'm Tie
I'm Jersey Club Tourney

GLEN RIDGE, N. J.. June 12-For a
cup presented by Wilson D. Lyon, presi-
asnt Of the G en- Ridge Country Club.
members of the club contested in June
tournament here to-day, resulting in a
tie for first place.
The score:
G. NJ: Thompson, as-2s--7o, II. 3. Sal
mon 82-12-70; r. r. Glkey. a2-2l--1
c. ID. Newell, 99--27--72 r. r I.ouden
I9---6--73 c. ConneI. 79-6--73 T. D.
Miller, 90--l7-73, 3. c. Dunham, 81
25--7+, w. Dauch, 100-25-75; H II
Blake 6s--1I-77; W j. Worcester.
33-l6-7S; L. c. Ericsson, 105-27-7s
a. j. Armstrong. 106--21-79
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09

plant disease, and nov, under the direction
of the Farm Bureau, the young plants are
being SPRAYED as preventive.
Harry Nj. Deputy and wife had as week
end guests, Willard Deputy and family, oi
Laurel, and Mrs George Clark OF WI
mington.
AT the lawn fete given for the benefit oil
Milford New-Century Club at Chlckabee
Farm, last week, more than Sluo was
realized, with which to pay for the new
heating system recently installed IN the
club rooms.
Christ Church Guild will meet at the
home Of Mrs Sallie J. Tomlinson, tins
evening.
The rebuilding Of the bridge at Mar
shall's Mill, in South Milford, having been
completed, the gates will bc rehullt 10
hold a moderate head of water ana the
lake at the eastern approach To Mllior4
will be restored There rs some talk OF
placing bath houses along the shore oi the
lake and making n bathing beach Tor the
town.
TIiph school commencement exercises
will be held in Armory Hall, "Wednesday
evening. June rs, Mt which time Secretary
Of the State Everett G. Johnson will ad-
dress the graduates The class night pro-
gram will be given the same evening III
Armory Hall, after the commencement
exercises.
The vestry of Christ p i. Church has
authorized the rector, Rev Thomas +.
Wingate, =. L. b, to represent the chnfch
at the Peninsula Summer School con
ference TO he held Mt Ocean City, MD
june 21 to 26, and in appreciation OF MI.
Wingatcs services for Christ Church
SUNDAY school, voted that his expenses AZ
the conference hc paid by the vestry-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09

Any slight disorder Gr .nlplrtg
that creeDS into the blood IS q
-ource of danger, for every vital
ryan 9f tile body depends upon
tie blood supply t0 properE rtr-
forn its functions. ltis Qlra true
mat practically every one l1 equally
exposed To the attacks ot disease.
You are lust as liable On 1e AIT
lacked as the man 5r woman sitting
next to YOU on the street car. III
Ell depends upon the condition q
Eour blood. IF it IS thin and Impo>-
erished. and has been allowed ro
reach a low state t1l the alclnl.a-
ton Of impurities, you have MOI
sufficient Vitality u resist these
Germ attacks. and tnes ind a terrle
Hetd IN Your system 81 spread --s-
ease.
Over a hundred years ago the
Indians made many excellent r4nl-
1lies and tones from roots ana
serDs gathered from the forests.
One 0f these formulas was
handed down to the White man
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE S1AIE
Negro Road Worker in Sussex
County Ends His Lie by
Shooting Himself.
BARN DESTROYED BY FIRE
NAVY Department is Erecting q
Radio Compass Station on the
Beach at Lewes.
-, r,orv Evenings Correspondents.

r zPT v
Loves, June 9.-The Navy bepaia-
urnt is building radio compass sla'ion i;i
nm the old artillery grounds SOM ''is
tancc from the quarantine s'aSlpi -"
,,,,.,s Roach. abandoning the old ioea-
,e tho former radio station, Wnich
~, ,'a.' ,,sod Tor commercial and government
I,,,sincss IN sending out dispatches. ms
,,,,,,,ass station will be used to direct
,,,,-,iration .o,';i nj sea only. The radio com
NJ. ~, station will work iii conjunction "'lil
Eane Uenlopen station, the staIio,' a.
- Niay and the station at bctlahH
Beach. : somewhat
y. ~. Sims coming into the break
'iN. t,rs+ ask Henlopen, the controi
"',' ,;'', for hearings llenlopen theh
-, Cane Nav station and BethanN
~, statiop to forward to ftenlopeh
- bearings: Hcnlopen station aiSo
-, bnarinrs. after which the bearings
e 10 tLrer stations are sent 70 the snip.
.E...rc,tio1,. are then made on the com
49, nf the.ship aud her proper bearing a'
- :, inns obtained. This apphes 70 YES
sels going to Philadelphia, ana ''ioSe
bound for Norfolk and other p9i'lSs'
Tho work is all done during ohscGIt q. hl.u
fogrv weather when lighthouse ah9 iiRlll-
sIIns arc not discernabie. ne raulo S''i-
s..as ,,al : :, II operation only during such
'l.r;ojs ,.,l' and the lighthouse and pitotshlp
r,crforn ,,crig1.' similar work in fair weather.
p'1!I;.. tatinn ,',, VIII hc known as the Fourth
D;l,r;cf lr;c s'y Naval Radio station, and IS IN
lbs~r" llis~r" II Gunner McAIlehal, with 2 crew
s. ol'4.eg ~ ), u tbo personnel Lewcs Town Conn-
II Las allowed the use q \ thousand icet
,.fLs..b front for this station, AZ noilh-
Iii rrntal of one dollar per year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09

Suffrage Club will hold business meet
ing this evening at the home of Miss Ella
W. Johnson. =,
The Woman's Club of Newport VIII
meet Friday afternoon mt the homo oi
Miss Kathryn Price, when arrangements
will he completed for the dance to be gwen
in the Masonic Temple next Tuesday
evening. The committee IN charge Is as
follows. Mrs. Thomas Bullen, Mrs, Harry
Picrson. Mrs. Hyland b. Lyman and Mrs:
Harper T. Webb. This will be the last oi
n serns of dances to be held by the club
this season. -
Newport Baking and Sewing Club VIII
take a trip to Glasgow today, ana
have n ricni nj Mrs. Justis farm. They
will be accompanied by Mrs J. &. Jus'ls
and Mrs Charles Long club leaders IN
this community.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W Maclary had as q
guest over the weekend Mrs. Thomas
Dempsey of Union
ChiIdren's Day exercises will be held IN
Newport NJ. +. Church next Sunday even
ing at o'clock.
NIr. and Mrs. William Crawford had as
guest on Sunday Birger Burman OF
Pittsburg, Pa.
Misses Olive Smith and Laura Hickey
were the weekend guests Of MIR. and Mrs.
James Newman of Chestertown, Nd; !,
Mrs. Ada Ball and Mrs. Marvin f. Ball
spent Saturday in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Thomas Bullcn, an officer OF the
Daughters of America Lodge, went to y.
Georges. Saturday evening, with the
officers to help institute lodge there
MIR. and Mrs Marvin f. Ball had as
guests en- Sunday ex-senator and Mrs
Willard Salisbury Of Wilmington.
NIr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Slack are being
congratulated on the birth OF baby girl
DR. and Mrs. Merritt Burke are being
congratulated on the birth Of a baby boy
Mrs. II J. Strahorn is confined TO hei
home bv illness
Miss Mildred Chandler Of Germantown
Pa, spent the Weekend here. with hei
parents, Mr.. and Mrs ID. W Chandler
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
FARMERS DAY AT NEWARK.

Newark, June 8. Farmers Day at
Delaware College Experimental Farm
will be held this year on Thursday, August
). Dean and Director G 4 McCue is
planning program that should appeal TO
farmers all over the Deimaryia Peninsula.
While this event is carried out ~ the form
Of an annual picnic IT'S object Is 70 bring
farmers of the State INTO actual contact
with the experimental work beng carried
on bv the college in their behalf and the
opportunity Of becoming acquainted with
the experiment station staff who will be
present to explain the results Of the cx-
periments To date
Requests nave come 70 the college IRON
Sussex county to arrange for a special
train on the Delaware Division that will
make it possible for the people from down
State to spend more time at the college
farm. which j. not possible under present
train schedules and connections
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.
Special Correspondence of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Flkton, Md. june 9 In the Church
of the Good Shepherd. Chesapeake City,
this afternoon. Miss 1hclma Berger,
daughter of MIR and Mrs. Lea Daniel
Berger Of PhilndelphIa Who have sum
mer home Mt Randaln, was married 10
Thomas T.. Yerza Of Redlield California.
Jacob Sandusky Of l5lkton was agree
ably SURPRISED this week when he received
n letter from his In, her, who resides III
Russia II WAS the first news he has had
from his home IN -four years. he parent
relates that affairs IN RUSSIA arr N q dc
plnrabc state. and asked for help from
hi4 son, who is engaged IN business ~ tins
town.
The stockholders Of the Local Preachers
Association will hold a meeting IN North
east. Saturday ncxt to decide on the qncs-
tlon of selling their well-known camp
meeting grounds and buildings 81 Leslie.
At n banquet given 70 the Alumni
Association of the Northeast high school,
Saturday night. Prof Marshall Thompson
was elected president for the ensuing year.
Miss Hester G Lewis. who has been
teaching school IN California, arrived IT
her home IN Elkton. this evening, for her
summer vacation.
Misses Mary Hcieley of Lebanon, Pa
and Linda Anderson Of Port DEPOSIT.
former teachers a. hc4apeake tsity high
school. are visiting pupils and friends ~
that place this week
Arthur Dennis. aged 30 Years, son Of
Mr. and Mrs John Dennis of fikton. died
Yesterday III Trenton, n j.. after several
months illness.
Mrs Emma Lake has entered suit n
Hartford county court for 4 divorce from
llbcrt n Lake. formerly 4 merchant oi
Elkton on the grounds of cruel treatment.
The Merchant or NenIce. hy local
talent. was given last evening III the
theatre 1T Perry POINT before i crowded
i house The proceeds were gwen % The
I ncw government band belng organized on
+ the reservation
Miss Grace Rawlings of Port Deposit
i for the past year il teacher II the fiavrc
dc Grace high school has resigned and
wlil accept position in New Brunswick
i y j school IN tho fail
Warren ! lIa'ues, member ot thf
+ Fikton har. who has been IN poor health
!. for more than year, left today Tor IN,
/ Catsklll Mountains, N ]
4 romance that began on the battle
fields OF France terminated Saturday
evening. in the marriage Of Captain
| Elizabeth d Smith Of Montclelr \. J
! Miss Smith was Red Cross nurse on
dtitv in France when she and Captain
Williams were thrown together III tht
relief work The couple Were married i
New York, Saturday evening. ami vi
reside on a farm near Elkton
The Literary Club has donated 70 IN,
Women Auxiliary of Union Hospital
EIkton So towards the fund TOR !
maternity annex
Miss Nan Moore. formerly ct tINton
/ will leave this week for the Pacific Ooast
where she will engage III Red Cross wort
Tor the rest Of the year.
Carpenters employed on 'he PennsNi
vania railroad, Whine renewing platform
Il PerryviIIe. found rat nest IN whlcl
Were the remains OF a. bill, bitten Il
I pieces
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09

budget Tor the ensuing year was taken up
and will be completed within few days
The usual Tuesday evening service WAS
observed at S.. Peter Church last even
ing The Attendance was large
This evening at = O'Clock, advanced
time, the transfer exercises of the students
of the eighth school grade, taught by Miss
Carrie Downie, TO the freshman class Of
the high school will take place. An
interesting program has been prepared.
Al parents and friends are invited ~
attend Seats will be free for oil
The chemical engine Of the Good VIII
Fire 90 was delivered to the " Fire
Apparatus Co, IN Wilmington. yestcrday,
and will be mounted ON REQ chassis.
The engine comprises the following outfit.
Two 35-gallon tanks, two 2I2-gallon cx-
tin0lishers, and one ~ l-f0ot ladder The
apparatus, when properly fitted vii be
better for the cxtingIshing Of small fires
The contract was let on Monday and the
work is promised 10 bc completed within
90 days.
Forty-six persons took part in the cZ-
o1irsion TINT went to Augustine Beach,
Yesterday, which was given By The nrfn-
bers Of Adclphia Lodge No $, Knights
Of Pythas
The Joint meeting of the managers u
the quot team of the Red Men 'lribc.s
wiil take place this evening ~ Red Man :.
Hall. Wilmington. between Fifth and
Sixth on ShipIcy street Tho meeting "a-
called for the purpose of deciding the
present to bsgiven n The member 81 he
Seminole Tribe. No 80 IF tins cifr. tho
champions.
Industry Council 10 .. JUNIOR order
United American Mechanic met l1st
evening
Saturday wll mark the opening ~ the
tennis court between tic mcmbcry ri the
Young Mems Association of The Frsf
preehyfnrlan Chnrrh and ihn mtmber- ni
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
Your Blood Supply
Must Be Pure Always

and fov more thar fifty ear
been 8-ed ae s. arn ~
co9niz-d a9 -ne 5eet known 1.o
medicine 1n THE market
Tr- r74 'd remedy
made ae fo.dfror7 roots and h@rr
of proven r4d'r.1ai value Ia fat
D-u4i-iar5 ever Arere recogniz-
+re H--dartg. efficacy Jf e
r.r. ar1 -aeN are rre Crre1
some form 9r ether almost dali
4~d -rw after being III -o0~-1r-
4-e lr more than half a -enti.r
S. 9 s. rs more popular t1an eyer
It oI1 nv practically every -r-
store ln tile lard. and e.e~ drug
Lst s wei. a-lua.rted NI--
sterling merit tar they r6.e -r1
its results.
s.. S. S. 8 & Yer. taI4acie a1e-
In The treatment HI Rhelmatism
Eczema. letter, 0ols. omp.e~-
SKIN euDti1ns and other disorder
that come from blood inpurte~
TIL ts also without an equal as
general tonic and system ClalCer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
NEWS OF LAUREL.

Laurel .Iune Q The marriage has
been announced of Miss Elsie tsaliaWay
Ana George Firgs both II whom live here.
Thursday evening, al the Methodist
Protestant parsonage IN Dclmar IN Rev.
Mr. Jones Miss Galloway Is I dh'ighl't
N AIr and Mrs William II Galloway ot
ncar town and has been making her homo
here with her sister. Mr.. re Maston.
Mr.. Figgs IL 4 son of Mr. and Mrs George
Il. Eggs. of Laurel, with whom they are
making their home
George d. Splccr has returned from
Norfolk. VA, where he was VISITING his
son-in-law and daughter, Nr. and Mrs.
William Callaway.
Hiss Ida Lynch, who had been II
with severe attack of tonsIhtls 81 the
home of Airs. Minnie : Watson, has re-
Mil Elizabeth Sirman Is il Washing
ton. ID. q, visiting her aunt Mrs Icon
Granville :. Windsor has resigned u
chorister of Epworth League, Centenary
NJ Il. Church
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
REHOBOTH BEACH.

Reloboth Beach, June 9.-Rev J: A.
Buckson and wife are here for few days
oetting their cottage in order for Mrs.
Dodson. who will occupy II.
The Bradford cottage and Baer cottage
arc being moved from their present loca-
tons. some distance back.
Harvey Cooper and family are here for
the summer IN their new bungalow on
Mrs, Jack Estell Of Salisbury, Md, is
spendine the summer at the Minqua cot
tage. tie guest Of her mother, Mrs
Vaughan S Collins.
William Fell Of Wilmington came down
on sunday and made arrangements for his
family to open their cottage Tor the sum
Sir. and Mrs. Lockland are spending
mond If Wilmington, on Olive avenue,
Sir. and Mrs John NJ. Wilson, who
we're married III New Castle, June 5, are
speeding d week at the Bclhaven.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Marshal and daugh-
ter 81 Suarthnore, Pa, were guests 1t the
Belhayeu Hotel, over the weekend
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
sEAFoRD COMMENCEMENT.

Scaford. June Acknowledgment eNef-
ciscs Of the Seaford high school were held
in Mt 0livet Methodist Protestant
Church, last night. ten graduates, seven
uirls and three bows, receiving diplomas
Tbo address To the class WAS by Or
Richard " Cooper and was iuil oi sound
and logical advice.
Rev. " II Darbie. pastor Of ~ Luke :
p = Church. this town. delivered the
invocation ana Miss Mildred Matthews
gave d vocal solo Professor u J.. Ntali /,
superintendent Of the school, presented
the diplomas, and Miss Matthews sang
another sony
In the distribution Of prizes Miss Alice
Marvel. yaledlctorian, was awarded the
first SIS. second. SI3, Miss Lucie Ellis
salItatorian: third. s., Howard Griffith
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
MORE POLICE FOR LEWES.

Lcwes. June O. Town Council, last
night. passed an ordinance Tor the ap-
pointmcnt Of uniformed policeman IN
Lcwcs for the ensuing four months ~ q
salary of S75 per month, due TO the m
crcasing automobile traffic and large
number Of men in the Service Of fish
companies. was ordered hy ordinance,
also. the establishment Of four or tyy''
policemen, or warning points % p' -
c,tcI At dangerous road intersections.
tn,,n,,,,ccIncnt was made that to date
onl,, c,oht residents of Icwes Ind paid $
each for dog taxes, and authorizing w"
imposition of penalties for nonpaYhle'' /,
There is outstanding from thls source
taxes aggrcgatng So or more, winch nav
not matcrialzed
There was taken under adVlscmen'' ti''
purchase az ncw motor Tor II" leW'7
FIRE Company and the housing q thi1
apparatus III a garage for proper care anu
attention.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
SUFFERED WARS HARDSHlPS.

Iewes June O. Miss Winnifrcd Allison.
formerly Of Rchoboth Beach, daughter of
Herbert Allison, 4 British soldier, is =
quest of Superintendent Of Schools \ :.
Rausch. this week llcr parents have
bcen II America ten months, rccuperating
a. Rchoboth from the effects OF war
hardships.
While in the service MI. Ah'S"h
formed acts Of bravery that Won iiI'l III
tinction. lie suffered Severih lh'}'i i''N w
being gassed, and was hlt ~ ! S''v''' N',i'I
cndeavorng 70 get water loI Wo,!..'y,l
comrades. tie was also ehc 81 ~ III WI I
III / Lricadr of :. 900 killed IN action.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
". II. NJ. 5. ANNIVERSARY

Newark. June Q at the home q Mrs.
III Warner McNcal, president oi thc
Newark auxiliary. the fortlcth anniversary
81 the Women Home Missionary Soeie'E
II the Nj II Church was celebrated N'~-
tcrdav afternoon with special program,
Nlss. i. X Butler Iced thc devo'lons
Ana others who took part n the program
we're Mrs. Howard Williams Mrs : larcnce
4. short, Mrs r J. trlant. Mrs Evans
Robinson and Miss Edith Robinson
About fifty members attended me
celehrationhnd birthday otterngamount-
ing to SIS was taken Refreshments were
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