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Evening journal., 1920-07-20
DOCTORS SHY At
CITYLICENSE
DR.. w. Edwin Bird Says
Proposed Ordinance Is
Outrageous"
DELAWARE ONLY
STATE THAT TAXES

The Introduction OF a proposed or
dinance in City Council last week. pro-
viding for city license for profes-
sional men. has called down severe
criticism by the medical profession.
through Dr.. w Edwin Bird secretary
OF the New Castle County Medical So
clety- Dr. Bird says the proposed or
dance is "One Of the most outrageous
attempts made by any city in the
union TO raise funds by revenue"
We object TO This tax, not from
The monetary standpoint, but be-
cause Of the principles involved" ,"
said Dr. Bird.
Delaware already has a State tax
OF $40 30 for the privilege Of prac-
ticing medicine, and is the only State
/ In the union which now has such a
tax, unless it is South Carolina,
| Georgia and Virginia had such a tax
| bur become ashamed OF 10 and re-
pealed Il. And | believe South Caro-
lima has also repealed It's medical
| tax, leaving Delaware standing alone
DO you know there are some peo-
4 pie in This city who gladly pay a
lawyer $500 10 $500 TO keep them oul
OF Jail for three years. when they
/ kigk like Texas steers at paying a
doctor $50 TO 500 10 keep them out
of hell for life time"
VIII we protest at pay this extra
/ taxi | should say we will, and that
/ with a vengeance" Such an ordinance
he believes, would set a dangerous
precedent.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
ENGINEERS APPROVE
BRIDGE NEAR ODESSA

Recommendation will be made TO
The War Department bv the Engineer
ONCE here that the state Highway
Department be permitted 10 build a
liked bridge over the APPOINTMENTS
river about one half mile above
Odessa.
A public hearing on the question
w3s held yesterday afternoon in the
office Of Lee Sparks, at Odessa by
Major Walter +. Boyer and William
Z. Snyder, junior engineer Of the
Engineer O1ice. As the Apppoquni-
mink river is navigable at the
point where il is proposed TO con
struct the bridge, The stream comes
within the jurisdiction Of the War
department.
The hearing was attended by two
members OF the engineer STAFF Of the
Highway Department, Messrs. Mack
and Conner, and by several residents
and property owners. No objections
10 the structure were made and its
construction will begin as soon as per-
mission is received from Washington.
only small craft. mostly power
boats operated by fishermen, use the
Appointments at the point selected
for the bridge, and they will have a
clearance Of four feet above mean
high water and &c feet between the
bents Of the span.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
GARRETT SETTLEMENT
FREE OF DEBT

At the annual meeting Of the
Thomas Garrett Settlement held re-
Gently reports showed progress In
welfare work among the colorcd peo-
pie W Wilmington.
M~ch progress was made In the
kindergarten classes, cooking classes,
domestic science, dressmaking and
piano classes The playground is
fitted up with all modern equipment.
The committee on homes and hous-
ing has established five sewing ma
chimes DornitOries were ftted up
during last year for the girls who are
transients or are unable 90 find a suit
able place 20 spend the night
Glasses In typewritlng, conducted by
Robert Hendricks, Of the Community
service, were popular.
The report showed that the mort
gage on the property at seventh and
Walnut streets is paid. The follow
ing organizations are making the
settlement their headquarters.
The Wilmington Musical Assocla-
tiOn, the National Association for the
Advancement OF Cohred People the
City Federation of ColOred Women
the Parents Association, the Della
ware Negroes Civic League, the Scott
Post OF the American Legion, the
/ Auxiliary of the Scott Post, the ship
yard Workers Union, the Railroad
/ Workers Union and the 1homa
/ GarNy Association
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
SERVICE men
GET in fight
Organize Voters Club, That
Will Be Active in
Campaign
MEETING TO BE
HELD TONIGHT

Sponsors Of the recently organ
lied Ex-Service Mems Voters Club,
will meet tonight at the home or
William Regan. 100 south Frank
lin street, when final plans for per-
manent organization viii be formu-
lated Tie program OF the CLUB
calls for recognition by the Stale in
practical way of The service Of the
Delawarcans in the war, Of aid to
those former service men who were
partically or totally incapaciiaied as
a result of their participation in the
conflict, and of The enactment by the
legislature of land and educational
aid measures In line with those who
have become laws in various Siatf 5.
All former service men are invited
TO attend. The organization, 10 is
stated. is not In any way connected
with the American Legion and lis
activities Will be carried an In a
strictly non-partlsan manner. II
plans TO have representatives. in every
election district In the city Candi-
dates for the Legislature and other
State offices Will be questioned as TO
their position on the eX-service mems
requ SIS and the district workers
furnished with a tally Of the stand OF
each candidate The members viii be
asked 10 support at the polls only
those candidates who have given
proof OF their support OF the service
mems program
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
get ROUTEF
NEWARK ROAD
Levy Court Sells Bonds for
Construction of Lincoln
Highway
TO BUILD IN MILL
CREEK HUNDRED, TOO

Bids for the remaining $4,000.
which is the balance of the bond IS
sue Of $500. 900, authorized by the Leg
islature in 1917 for the construction
Of Lincoln Highway, were opened by
the Levy Court today.
Eldrege and Company, OF New York
City, bid s62 .OO205 and the Guarantee
Trust Company, Of New York City.
bid S62 $3.50 The Guarantee Trust
Company was awarded the bonds.
The court authorized that the fol-
lowing warrants be drawn for dam
ages done TO widening and straighten-
ing of Lincoln Highway, between
ROseville and Red Mil road Mill
Creek hundred: 90 Thomas II. Clarlng-
bold, $1,000: Mrs. Ellen J. NOught, ST.
$50: Franklin Eastburn. 81 400 The
awards will be charged 20 the bond
issue for construction Of the Lincoln
Highway.
The court authorized County Engi-
neer Gruhb 10 proceed with the con-
slruction Of a stone road In Mil
Creek hundred. from North star
school house. through Little Balti-
more. TO the cross roads Commission
er Strahorn asked that expense OF the
construction be diverted TO the coun-
tv which was agreed to. He said
| the hundred cannot stand the burden
of the cost and also take care OF the
rest Of the hundred, since IL Is more
than 5000 in debt on the Other
hand. Commissioner Shaw maintaain-
Fed that the county would be. OvertaNed
II il had to stand the cost, while hl
hundred Is capable Of doing so.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
CITY TO PROVIDE
STREET GUIDES

Need OF street signs 10 guide
strangers about the city will be sup
piled as rapidly as the funds OF the
street and Sewer Department permit,
according 20 Street Commissioner
Frank W. pierson
After reading The criticism by h. Il.
rutherford, OF Syracuse. n. y, con-
tained in a letter 10 James r. Stein,
secretary of the kiNanls Club. say
ing "a traveller IKE myself can ind
my way about your city only with
The aid OF a compass or an Ouia
board Commissioner piorson said:
"rhe street and sewer Department
recoeni1es the need Of new and ad-
dillonal street signs In various sec
liOns OF the city and has planned their
installation In making lbs request for
an appropriation for the current year
the board provided for the purchase
and erection Of signs where needed.
However. as this appropriation was
cut considerably, II Will be difficult 10
carry out our plans I'm their entirety" ."
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
ADJUST CONTRACT
WITH HEATING CO.

A contract with the Delaware Heat
ing Company for the installation Of
special burning CRATES 10 ief OF The
city schools, and bids for lavatories
In several of tho schools were con-
sidered by the Board OF Education.
which met as a committee OF the
whole last nlcht.
AZ the last meeting OF the board
objection was made 90 The contract
with he heating company because Of
clause IN The preliminary draft Of
the contract rrifying am advance
payment OF s7O00 when signed This
matter has been adjusted and it was
decided 10 report thc contract 10 the
hoard next Monday night with a IA
vor8ble recommendation. The COM
mitie, decided that % lacked author
ify 10 open The bids Tor The lavaiories
and referred them 90 the board al ils
rerinar meeting.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
MIN on IIoUOR CHARGE.

William kulesha. 500 Chestnut
street. whose place OF business was
raided July IS by Frank h. Haley,
agent for the Law and Order Society;
n j. Rinchardt. Federal prohibition
officer, and constable William Tins
man, and who was arrested on a
charge of Keeping and storing lnloXi-
eating liquors for barter or sale. W
was given a hearing before Magistrate
Stradlcy this mornins and held under
$500 bail for court The prisoner
was represented by Judge w $.
prIckelt Everett Barton appeared for
The Law and Order Society. No new
evidence Was offered In addition 10 the
facts already published of the finding
of quantity of liquors on the
premises
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
sTRAHOaN GETS AUTO ELL

Comptroller Z. c. Clark. in a COM
munication to Levy Court today, de-
clned to approve bills amounting to
Si2l47 for repairs TO an automobile
owned by Levy Court Commissioner.
II. j. Strahorn, for the reason, as
stated before, that he.did not be-
lieve the Court should spend money
for repairs on automobiles not
owned by the county.
Upon motion Of Commissioner
Ward. who said the automobile had
been used by Mr.. STahorn on on
cial business for the county, the
court ordered the bin paid.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
M TESTIMnNY AGAINsT THEM

owing TO conflicting testimony,
Walter Williams, Negro, charged with
selling a narcotic drug and Charles
Chase. Negro, charged with having in
his possession narcotic drug, were
dismissed in City Court today Patrol
man Rodenheiser. who made the ar
rest. testified that be arrested Chase
Klund street. and that the defendant
dropped a package which was found
to contain narcotic drug.
Both defendants denied the charges.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
DELAWARE POST
POSTPONES MEETING

A meeting of Delaware Post No. T..
OF the American Legion, scheduled
for last night was postponed until
Monday evening, August >. due TO
ihe lack OF a quorum At the next
meeting the post VIII nominate can
didaics for delegates 90 the Stale
convention Of the Legion. To hclp
meet The deficit of The cifcus held m
June. deficit donation books have
been mailed 10 the members of The
post. the officers ask that returns on
these books be made as soon as pos
Bile and not later than AUGUST T. A
series OF entertainments have been
planned for the fan mouths.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
WANTS THESE BACK
TAXES CHARGED OFF

In communication to the Levy
Court today Henry C.. Taylor. book
keeper for the Court. requested that
the following back taxes, which he
said ne did not think would ever be
collected be charged Off
r. &. Miller. collector 1915 s16f;
p. G.. Miller, collector. 1916, Si9i5:
w. =. Woodkeeper. 1916 $3.50; John f..
Taylor, 1916. two cents.
Road taxi. C.. Miller. 1915. s397 /;
+. C.. Miller. 1915, Sass
The matter was referred 10 the
Court as a committee Of the whole.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
CHILD,s CONDITION SERIOUS

Corabelle Ninyard, 5-ye3r-old daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs Elwood NJ Vim
yard, iiO West Twenty-ninlh street
whose clothing caught fire Saturday
night while playing near a. fire neaI
her home and was seriously burned
ID is thought may recover. When
her clothing ignited the little girl rar
to Mr. and Mrs. Vines. ~ Mesl
TWenty-ninth street, and Lyon Dun
can. of the same block, who etin-
guished the flames.
The child was attended by Dr
Paul Smith, 220 Washington street
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
LIQUOR TOTER IN TROUBLE.

His refusal 10 pay car fare from
Chester to this city last night led to
the arrest Of Leon Nun by Constable
William Tinsman, and the imposing
Of fine OF $40 and costs by Magis-
trate Stradley in default Of which he
was committed TO the New Castle
county workhouse. In addition to the
above offence Nlunf will answer a
charge Of Illegally transporting liquor
as when arrested he is alleged TO have
had in his possession i've gallons Of
l. booze
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
MnnRE nECIINEs CHAIRMANsmIP.

COLUMBUS, Ohio. July 20 tOniied
press)-Afler two hour conference
at Governor CoX's residence today In
VIII 'ch the Governor, Franklin d.
Roosevelt. Ed. H. Moore of lOungs-
town. o.. and George White Of Mari
etta o., participated, 70 was announc-
ed that Moore had positively declined
10 become Democratic National CAM
paign chairman.
ID was stated that White likely
would run the campaign. provided
the national committee should create
a special campaign committee.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
|. @. O. F. PAST OFFICER
ON ANOTHER VISIT

An invitation from Patrick Henry
dodge No. II. Independent order OF
odd Fellows, at Delaware City has
been received by the Past Grand
Onlccys Association in this city, TO
visit them tomorrow evening for the
purpose OF comforting the iniliatory
degree on a class Of candidates.
The members OF the association
will go in automobiles and will
leave odd Fellows Hall Tenth and
King Streets, at o'clock STANDARD
time.
This invitation comes as a result Of
recent visitation 10 this lodge by
mombers of the. Past Grand Onlcers
Association.
Further activities will occur during
the fall months.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
DISTINGUISHED ITALIAN COMING

Captain Alexander Sapelli, former
governor Of the Italian African pos
sessions, will be one of the guests at
the banquet to be given in honor of
Dr. Leopold NaccarO at the Hotel
dupont on August 2.
Announcement that the distin-
guished visitor is to be here was re-
ceived by d. Piguatti, secretary Of the
committee arranging for the banquet
in honor Of DR.. NaccarO who was re-
Gently decorated with the title OF
Chevalier by the Italian Government
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
EnUR RuILDING PERMITs.

Inspector Preston has issued The
following building permits:
Harlan G.. Scott. southeast corner
of Fourth and Broome streets, addi-
tion. TO cost Si260; William ID. Had
dock. builder
John j. Wortz, PIG North Van
Archibald Davidson, 1915 West
Fourth street. addition, $40.
James PennettO 100 West Ninth
street, addition, $500; Harvey d.
Blackwell builder,
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
With summer suns at their zenit

With summer suns at their zenith
and summer pleasures at their very
height we hesitate about talking OF
fall clothes There may be some
among you. however, to whom a few
hints along this line will be timely
so here is a suggestion for the FIRST
serge dress
10 is a navy blue French serge and
although - isn't clear from the sketch,
it is a One-piece affair fastening with
tiny red-cOvered buttons straight
down the back. the plain skirt. the
tunic. blouse and the underblouse
which last-named is Of cathedral red
'eorgette, all being attached 10 one
belt.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
VETS HOLD MEET
AA GIIEsTs Oh CITY

SEATTL Eth National Met pariy.
It's said. met here IN Municgal Judge
John B Gordon's court They
called lt the Morning After cOny5n-
ton and there were l3i delegates
Judge Gordon called the roll and
they nomlnaied John Barr Lequorne
unanimously. They answered the
roll cali not with "hcrc" but with
guilty" and 10 each delegate Judge
Gordon said. Fine o. and then be
said. Tfn dollarsr Some Of the del
egates are spending a short season
a. guests of the city and others. by
arrangement with the presiding Of
Deer ar leavIng lhe city hurrledly
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
RESIGNS AFTER 20 YEARS SERVICE

utOfge HlymOnd BrlleIy has reslgn-
ed his position as paymaster and bill
clerk at Trump Brothers Machine
Company, after twenty years service
with that company. Briefly whose
home is at Newport, has a host Of
friends among employees Of the plant.
lie expects to take pleasure trip Of
several weeks before taking up an
other position.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
LEATHER WORKERS
ATTEND CONVENTION

Nine, delcgales from the three lo-
cal unions anlliaied with the Leliher
Workers Council are attending the
annual convention Of The United
Leather Workers International Union
in Philadelphia TODAY The dele
gales are: John Grant. james Cor
coran and Rachel 4. Castelow from
Local No 60; Lawrence j. Burns
James ElWood and Emil Dure, from
Local No. 81, and James Noon. James
Sweeney and william Haney from
Local No 9i
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
CUsHMAN HEARING THURsDAY.

OWING 20 a Observation-Disclosures over
check, Fred B. Cushman has been
arrested and held in bail by Mag s.
irate ellis for further hearing.
While The hearing is set for Z o'clock
Thursday night, il was lntimated to-
day that the case will probably be
adjusted before that time.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
TEN TO ENTER
GUILTY PLEAS

Al plead Guilty Day" Of the Court
.of General Sessions, on Friday, ten
prisoners will enter pleas as follows :
jonathan Chandler carrying con-
caaled a deadly weapon. Arthur
Gaines, Lindsay Quill. Ruth Murray,
James Price. Waller Ross. Ernest l..
Smith, Louis Deitrick and Walter
Smith, larceny and Earl Sinclair,
breaking and entering
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
STREET DEPARTMENT RALANcEs.

IldrIes NJ. H1nks, ClIN IrOdsurcr, re
por1 q the following street balances at
the meeting OF the street and Sewer
Department today: Current expenses,
s3.S2i6i; special fund. Si76. i0993 /:
sewer extension. S3ii9S, BrandyWinc
sewer fund $50. 100 So paving tax
fund. si5O01Oi. and Delaware Avenue
Improvement fund, s36i7i3. Total,
S25g, ,991 g3.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
MECHANICALLY Is
pl'IyTF To SCIENTISTS

LUND0N-ScIcnilsis horo arc seek
ing 10 determine the nature and orig
In OF a dead nimal washed up hy
the waves in Scotland the other day
Tho sizs 0f d horse. With four short
lees. the beast was covered with
long cream-col0red hair Some be-
licVe n a young mammoth washed
loose from glacier and Others a
prehistoric horse.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
RAT CATCHER IN TOWN.

:. +. ShallcrOss. Of Odessa, who has
spent many years In the rat catching
business and has attained considerable
recognition because of the large num-
udrpis he has killed. arrived
in Wilmington this morning with
twelve rat terriers and ten ferrets. lie
expects TO clear several Wilmington
buildings Of rats.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
STOLEN BICYCLE CAUSES TROUBLE

George CaldWell, a Negro youth.
charg d in City Court today with the
larceny Of bicycle had his case con-
tinued until tomorrow at the request
Of Deputy City Solicitor Davis, who
explained the bicycle was stolen a
year and "a half ago and it had changed
hands several times.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
MOROCCO PLANT TO CLOSE.

OWing 10 lack OF raw materlaI, A
portion Of the plant Of the Standard
kid Manufacturing Company. Fourth
and Monroe streets, has been closed.
II is expected that the entire plant
will be closed during August, as the
various departments are gradually
shutting down.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
MRS. Z. p. MKAY RECOyERs

Mrs. tdWard ?. Mckay, vic OF
Plumbing Inspector Mckay. who was
recently operated on at the Homeo-
pathic Hospital. is recovering and is
now at her home
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
ACCUsED on BIRD LAW yIOIATION

Bert y. Kaiser Frank Collins, Davis
5 Bartlett. Granville Townsend,
Ge0rec Mlcklin. Thomas Mooters.
Albert Bowen. Milton Cats and Harry
Hall. an OF Bowers Beach. have been
summoned 90 appear in the United
States District Court FOR Delaware.
this afternoon, 10 answer Go violations
OF the "Mieralory Bird Act"
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
ROTARIANs TO VISIT
BOY SCOUTS CAMP

Members Of the Rotary Club will be
addressed at their luncheon on Thurs
day by C. j. Atkinson, executive sec
retary Of the Boys Club Federation OF
New York City.
Following the lunchean they
will leave in automobiles for the Boy
Scouts Camp along the Elk river
There viii be baseball game and
some of the members will have a
swimming race.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
ORDER TWO HUSBANDS
TO SUPPORT.

Judge Daniel o. Hastings. In City
Court today, ordered Clarence A.
Mouseley 90 pay 500 week towards
the support OF his wife According
60 the wife ne will not work steadily.
Stanley Burkosk. also charged with
non-support was ordered TO pay SIS
a week for the support OF his wife.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
FINE SMASHING CHAUFFEUR.

john JonorsOn, NegrO chauiTour.
was fined $40 and costs in City Court
Today. for violating The speed laws
To was alleged that yesterday after
noon the operator crashed into a
dumb policeman. standard d.
rcctIng lraillc at Tenth and French
streets.
Following the mix-up jefferson
went io the police station and sur
rendered
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
HAND LACERATED BY
BOTTLE WASHER

William Parker, aged 30 years. OF
620 West Seventh street, employed at
the dairy OF Clarence Ffaim. Nande-
yer avenue and Mabel street. acci-
dentally thrust his LETT arm into a
bottle washing machine this morn
ing and the member was severely
lacerated He was removed TO the
Delaware Hospital in the police am
bulance.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
THREE MORE WOULD BE COPS.

OnlY three applications Tor posi-
tiOns on the police force will be pre-
sented to the Board of Police Com
missioners. at their meeting this af-
ternoon. One patrolman has been
summoned TO appear before the board
and answer charges Of being late.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
ACCusEn AS TAILnR SHOE THIEF

CITY Detective flllan Johnson THIS
morning arrested Rudolph Costello on
charge Of breaking and entering
Costello is alleged 10 have broken
into the tailor shop Of James Sey-
moure. l06 Lincoln street. ; 1nqay
afternoon and stealing suit OF
clothes and $50 When arrested Cos
tello is said 10 have been wearing the
stolen suit.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
GOVERNMENT WATCHES
PENNSY LAY OFF

WASHINGTON, July 20. UNITED
Press The government is watching
with deep interest" the proposed
lay off OF men by the Pennsylvania
Railroad and the closing Of the
American Woolen Mills, it was said
at the White House today.
1t was not indicated If any action
was contemplated.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
AUTOS ron COUNTY ENGINEERS.

The lew L0uTT TOuaN auTlOflZc0
the County Engineer TO advertise for
two new automobiles not 10 cost over
$500 each. for the ues Of the County
Engincers's Omrc The proposals are
% name an allowance for the Ford
car now in service.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
LABOR UNION TO
ELECT PRESIDENT

At a meeting Of the Central Labor
Union % be held tonight. a president
will be elected 10 succeed George
Sauter. resigned. Walter L. Fulmer.
Robert w. Kramer and Dennis j.
Byrne have been nominated for the
office
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
no pm SIIICE IN moan

County Engineer Grubh was directed
by the Levy Court today 10 prepare
50 ciilclt!ons and advertise for re-
Marsh Company in the bank parallel
TO the public road. between Delaware
City and Port Penn.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
POSTPONE CRANCF PICNIC.

The combined picnic Of Rose Hil
Grange and sunday school has been
postponed from Thursday, July % 10
Thursday. August i2 The picnic will
be held ai RiVerView Farm. the home
OF George W Burris. road supervisor,
below New Castle
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
BTTTFN m PEI DOC.

Chandler Fisher. iii6 King street.
was taken 90 the Delaware Hospital
last night by the police ambulance FOR
treatment, having been bitten on the
face by a pet dog
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
L.. :. To SELL MORE MEAT.

Mayor Taylor received cOmmun-
ication from the War Department
this morning asking MS cooperation
in the sale Of $4,000 600 worth OF
canned meats. which the government
Is about 10 put on the market.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
AWARD RODNEY SQUARE CONTRACT

Inc bOard OF Park GOmmissiOners
this morning awarded the contract
FOR the cut stone work for Rodney
Square, to the Onandago Stone Com
pany, Of Syracuse, n. Y, at its bid
of SO .313
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
EORn MCK RnEAks nnNs ARM

EDWIN shakespeare, 10 years or age,
POI Rodney street, was admitted 10
tlc Physicians and surgeons Hos
pilal yesterday afternoon suffering
from a broken arnl he was crank
ing a Ford automobile when 10 back
nrel Watching his right fore arm.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
FpMnRTH CnTRrm PICNIc.

Tho women OF EpW0rIh Vt =.
Church will hold their annual SUM
mer picnic at the home OF Mrs John
Ferrier, at Oak t~QVe on Thursday.
They VIII 20 10 Oak Grove by the way
Of the Springs trolley car.