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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-13

years, and the population has in
creased 20 per cent. That means
a great reading public and a more
widely reading public. Ten years
ago, the association points out
the United States produced its en-
tire supply of pulp wood, but now
two-thirds OF it is imported. This
means freight rates. to be added
to the purchasing price. Here
are some of the points touching
the problem as tabulated by the
American Forestry Association:
The use of pulp wood in the
manufacture OF news print paper
has been developed only in the
last SO years. OF all the paper
used in the United States p per
cent is used by the newspapers.
Before the war news print
paper sold for about 2 cents a
pound; now it sells up to Is cents
a pound.
In the last 20 years the use Of
news print has increased more
than 200 per cent while in same
period the population has in
creased 70 per cent.
Demand for news print will in
crease instead Of decreasing in
the future. * .ye
Dependence upon foreign sup
plies of pulp wood of news print
means we will be at the mercy
'of foreign manufacturers as to
prices. xsasggs
All exports Of pulp wood from
Newfoundland have been probih-
tied.
Ten years ago the United
States produced its entire news
print supply; now we import
two thirds of it.
Only one-third Of the news
papers issued in 1919 were printed
on the products Of American
forests.
Only one news print plant has
been constructed since 1919. /.
Most OF the pulp wood lfor4
news print is secured from New l.
England and 'thel lake states |.
Spruce is used for more than hhlf
of it. &c, o.. -. d, ,,li
High cost Of pulp and paper
mills prevent y" manufacturing j
plants from following the timber
as do saWmills. 81 "t.t ~ =
We bought nearly 1,40O,OOOf
tons Of pulp wood from Canada +
in 1913 and prices advanced from +
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-13
$40 a cord to as high as SIS.

$40 a cord to as high as SIS.
Canada has increased her pulp
mills 81 per cent in the last ten
years.
Relief may be had, says the
American Forestry Association,
by developing the industry in the
northwest and in Alaska: by
perpetnating forests; possibly by
the collection and repufping
neWSpaRerS. ~ = -. IL - .---
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-13
NR. w. B. Caldwell of Mon
ticello, Illinois, was and is
49, fo,ntlxr Iocfor Tho xyholo

NR.-W w. B. Caldwell Of Mon
B ticello, Illinois, was and is a
family doctor. The whole
human body, not any small part
oft, was his practice. More than
half his "calls" were on women,
children and babies. They are
the ones most often sick. But
their illnesses were usually of a
minor nature-colds, fesers, head
aches, biliousness-and all of
them required first a thorough
evacuation They wereconstipated.
DR.. Caldwell in the course of 40
years practice, for he was grad
uated from Rush Medical College
back in 1875, had found a good
deal of success i'm such cases with
prescription of his own contain
ing simple laxative herbs with
pepsin. In 1892 he decided TO
use this formula in the manufac-
ture of a medicine to be known as
DIR. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, and
in that year the preparation was
first placed On the market. The
picture of DR.. Caldwell that APP
pears on the package was taken in
that year.
The preparation Immediately
had as great a success in the drug
stores as it previously had in the
doctors private practice. Today
the third generation As using it.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-13

Production and receipts of eggs
have continued to show material in
creases, but, on account Of the heavy
demand from consumers and the fact
that at this time of the year eggs, on
account of quality, are being put into
storage, markets have continued on q
high level.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-13
National Prosperity.

No country can endure long If its
foundations are not laid deep in the
material prosperity which comes from
thrift, business energy and enterprise.
from hard. unsparing effort in the
fields of industrial activity; but
neither was any nation ever yet truly
great if it relied upon material pros.
perity alone.-Theodore III osevelt.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-13
ARE YOU HAPPY

To be happy you must be well. If
you are frequently troubled with con-
stipation and Indigestion you cannot
be altogether happy. Take Chamber
lain's Tablets to correct these disor-
ders. They are prompt and effectual,
cas-: and pleasant to take. April
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-13
Hearses as Homes.

Cincinnati.-George Hause, building
inspector, has received complaints that
negro families are living in old, aban-
doned hearses picked up on city
dumps. Automobiles have put the
horse hearses In the discard.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-13
g 9

PIANOS. player sipIanos. ,5oIdnIgia
grafonolas, Aeolian Vocation. RECORDS,
player rolls. musical instrilI:lettts,
sheet music. The z. c. CiTi4tian
Co. Everything pertaining to music
Moving, tuniDr, repairing and re-
finishing pianos q specraIty. 2G5-2O7
r. Main, Lexington. Ky. tn IN If
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-13
Gave His Wife Air.

Cincinnati, O.-During MONDAY
apartment house fire. which damaged
g Seventh street house. Charles Craw-
ford had to hold his wife's head out Of
a window to keep her from suff0cat-
ing
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-13

FERTILIZER-F can make
prompt shipment for your fertili-
ger for corn and tobacco. Tobacco
fertilizer $3.50; corn $26.75. C.
NJ. En1hry, phone 3l-2 ring,
Waco, postoffice Moberly, KY.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-04-13
MOYNAHAN & HIGGINS
CONTRACTORS

UT STONE WOEtM--cXCAVAT
Concrete work In all Its branches.
We secure our stone nom the IA
nous Marble Creek quarry In Jes-
samlne c0unty-NOne Better. Let
M figure with you ON laying your
Cellars and Foundations.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
NEWS OF LEwES,

S,,x-ial Correspondence of Every Evening
T,cwes. Ian & The members OF tdson
&c. LODGES SUNDAY school class met IT his
home On New Years NIGHT rs they have
1.,,n IN tho hahit az dong for years AZ
Christmas time. and The following officers
Vtr, rlcrtsd President Harry NJ Alaulli
treasurer, Charles II Howaid, secretary,
Paul T. Carpenter.
TIE town election held hcrc On Satur-
d3- resulted IN the rc election Of DT
James T. Thompson for mayor, no has
81 rvcd I'm that capacity for 20 wears,
Napoleon r Register and Samuel +.
Pp ttvmar were reelected .ouncIImon 70
o. rye for two wears, snd William ] Carson
~as reelected town treasurer.
F.ason c. Lodge, assistant cashier 81
SIC S.sscx Trust Co. ard wife are rcceIv-
irg congratulations upon the ARRIVAL ot
TWINS .giTisl-
These ,-shcrs have hccn appointed at
Ievcs NJ T. Church for January Morn
ifsc, William G Payntsr, Martin l.. Webb.
Charles " Palmer and Erasmus NJ
.,a.,ph. evening Charles Il Howard
jam ]. Wllson. George " Coverdale and
Y .ili4m j. Carson.
Miss Marie scott 81 Philadelphia is
he-c for q fcv, weeks, witt her parents
hi- and Mrs Thomas 7 Scott
" Sterling Jones nov employed n
Flint Mich. has bccn appointed IS
local rural mail carrier u fill the vacancy
ca,.sed by the resignation Of VILLAIN \
Garter, several months ago SHca tlat
time Paul Carpenter has been the sub
stItute carrier
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.
special Correspondence OF Every Evening

special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Elkicn. Md, Jan. 6.-The Women g
Club If Elkton is celebrating NJ the cluh
rooms, tins afternoon. the clubs seventh
anniversary Dr Fila Lonn of Croucher
College delivered an address or The
Mos Vital Problems Before the American
People Today A musical program was
rencered.
Rev J. P George has been appointed
principal oi Middle Neck public school
succeeding Miss Josephine b. Stearns,
transferred to Warwick school
George Bowser, colored. arrested on
the charge Of robbing Henry N Riddle
of purse containing $40. was gwen q
hearing, last evening, and committed TO
jaIl for the action Of the March term Of
court.
Rising Sun Detective Association has
elected Norris Reynolds president. Joseph
Tyson. secretary ard treasurer About
- members partook Of q turkey dinner
after the meeting
The marriage Of Miss Esther NJ. Long
Of Shippensburg, Pa, to Rev Raymond
9. Walker. former pastor Of Chesapeake
City Presbyterian Church, has been
announced. They were married on Tues
day last
Marriage licenses we're issued in Elkton.
yesterday, to Stephen Kelly OF Aberdeen
and Jeanette Brown Of Havre de Grace;
Andrew X Williams of San Antonio.
Texas, and Anna b Walker Of PcrryviIle:
Otis Mcdaniel and Hazel G. Elliott Of
Wilmington; Aian NJ Cohen oi New
York City ana Elizabeth d. Malone Of
Curtis Bay; Arthur Wilmer and Sarah T.
Harden Of Cecijton William If Stuber
and Olive Steptoo ol Wilmington
7. \ Hjtc and family vail occupy the
dormitory al West Nottingham Academy
during the next three months pending
their purchase Of other property IN that
section.
John X. Burklay has resigned his po-
sition with the Pennsylvania Railroad and
accepted the position of traffic manager
with tile Victory Sparker Go.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
NEWS Of A DAY
DOWN THE STATE
David Mcknatt of Near Smyrna,
Held on Charge of Murderous
Assault, Released on Bail
CUTTING ICE AT sEAFORD
Rev. A. Y. Lightbourne to Leave
Peoples Church, Dover. for
Evangelistic Work.
a corrnsnondenc,, Of Every Evenine

sner.aI Correspondence of Every Evening
Dover. Jan. 6.-Rov. 4. Victor Light
bourne. pastor of Peoples Christian
hurch OF this town, who has. served
tic church as pastor since the death oi
his father, Rev A. W. Lightiournc, d. ~
in 1916. has presented his resignation
To the officials OF the church, having been
invited to conduct . series OF evangelistIc
meetings mt Elon College, Elon, n y,
wnere he labored prior TO coming to the
I over church Rev MIR. l.lghthourne
had been considering for sometime an
offer to become an evangelist in the South,
and shortly after his return from overseas,
where he spent nearly one year IN I. NJ.
e. A.. work, he accepted an invitation TO
conduct evangclistic services at Franklin,
Va
The resignation of Rev. Lightbourne'
will come IN formally 1T the annual con
rrcgational meeting to he held tomorrow,
a, which time action will be tak'n-
The call from the South, while antic'
patcd. came somewhat sooner than hev'
Mir Lighthournc had expected.
While the resignation and possible
dcpartl!rc from Dover Of Rev. Light
10 .rne is very much regretted by the
congregation and officials Of the Peoples
Il Church, in view Of his ability rs anevangel-
ist thcy feel they should net hinder hirn
n his desire TO continue in evangelist work,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
NEWS OF SEAFORD.

soerial Correspondence of Every Evening
Seaford. JAn 6.-Aiiss Beulah Stevens
q Wilmington, WAS s weekend guest Of
Miss Marguerite >hplcy.
Miss Anna Dsvis cf Wilmington, has
ben spending several days here with her
mother, Mrs John D Stewart.
MIR. and Mrs Charles Brown Of Bridge
v lie, were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs George
J Stewart Sunday.
Mss Mildred Chambers Of Clayton
was weekend guest Of relatives IN town
Mrs Lulu Knowles and daughter,
Miss Helen, Of New York City were
gIzsts OF Air and Mrs George Il. huston
part Of last Wcck.
Chief Of Police Clarence Coulbourn and
vife are spending several days with Mrs
Coulbourn mother. Mrs. George Nena-
b-es. at Chester Pa
Air and Nirs. James * Stack Of VIII
n lngton have beeE visiting Mr.. Stack 8
bother. Thomas T. Stack il West Seaford
Mss Dclema Isaacs leit this morning
for Wilmington, where she vii enter
Beacon Business College.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
CHEsrERTowS AND VICINITY.

special Correspondence OF Every Evening
chestertown, Nd, Jan 6-News
reached here Sunday announcing the
sudden death II Col Samuel l.. Wright
III BE KEY. California, where ne mad gone
4 spend tha winter with relatives. No
particulars we're gwen, but II IS believed
the end came suddcnly, ~ nc was n
robust health when he LETT here. Colonel
Wright had spent Yeas of his llfe II rall~
read service IN Perth Anboy, y J. lie
retired from active service many yeas
ago and came 10 Kent county. where he
purchased some of the finest land and
engaged in farming tie VAS brother of
one of the weaithlest oil owners 10 ali
farnia, and when his brother died the bulk
OF his estate. amounting to several million
dallaS, Was distributed among Colonel
Wright, his children and relatives 10 New
Jersey
Mrs. Anna 4 Sparks, widow Of Samuel
Sparks. dled at the home Of her son,
Arlington l. Sparks, on Queer street,
Saturday evening, following short III
ness. aged o. years
Mrs AdeIa VI Bowers, pootmstrcss At
Nilllngtoa. has purchased the ID. ]. \ oogs
ooperty in A1illington. and Air Moore
ha, purchased tn c Lop property on
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06

Cypress street adjoining Asbury n. +.
lhurch.
Nlr. and Mrs. Frank Wooa ana daugh-
ter, Frances. ot Wilmington. spent cart
81 last week with rei35Ives and friends ID
hilllIngtou.
The present co!d snap has ciosed -avi-
cation 30 the Chester aver 4a4 sns q
peakc 04y and co eDaJ -a eAcEe4
( hes steitoVn rom Eajslulog, iucc : gurs-
lay
Fa-le 4. ga-ue9 ras been ..gyoa at,a
councillor II hesteTta~n auqcH. -!!1.o-
rider nItea American MeChalc,, iol-
Gale lsiitoG, cna1c4.or Jean Latt-
s1ce-~oinclltor.
Dr.. same. ~ach- II Pbla4eipaia hAs
heen VISITING ms % enrs, Alr sl4 Nirs-
Herman >5cn IA eh15sc- town
More valid 4ucas afe -a.a Is = tsa0lng
in hester 3yer s. Ial gp 9, Chester
bridge opposite Ec>ier-oHu ,a4o ior
mA0y sea.s and SLnref- t.e cD.cylng
tine spo;t barry lauher' Killed ln one
taorulng Iast R5es ,ust o3 the 5wn
PrcsiGen, a .i,on has touwuteo t7c
a.sta sentence imposed upon Roh.-t "
aet r. 5 ,ojurtd resident 3f ~tGke1
Corner. and tNu other \tgcots who we're
convicted ii Violating TIE 15th rtic,e aj
v ar bv acts u cotFardice Z the faCe o5
she enemy n tile recent N- Attn Ger-
many
The funeral oi Mrs Mamie Dcdd who
died NJ her home >rlu Pond ou tridav
evening. was held Yesterday afternoon at
ocltcA ir,m her late RS jcnCe, con-
ducttd Nv Rev l. i Ward. pastor sc
Christ " l.. Church, Ch,stertOwu. 4,
sisted ~ HE'S Mr. Goolhand of >u.l
Pord Ntths st episcopal Church Inter
ment y As made Ii the family lot IN CHESTER
cent fcry
The physician. of Chcste.town. With i
number g the prominent citizens. held 4
meeting Yesterday Mt ruoan, for rho plir-
=, St 81 discussing pisces Tor tht ~tahi Sh-
ment OF "a d, Spstal ia h6stertaw 4
suitable israuon Ter the h1sp84' haS been
:, cured, IS stated ard 4 -uua Us $1,000
i already a haLd foT the purpose 81 pur-
chasil location The repr, stutativcs III
the Mary land Legislature viii b, asked FL
Use their Efforts ta secure all annual appro-
praton Jor the maintenance az the hes
pital AMI every town ln the county gil
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
GOT FARM BUREAU PRIZE.
Special Correspondence of Every Evening

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Newark, Jan. 6.--Philip picrson of
Hockessn reported forty-throe Farm
Bureau members and was awarded the
pure-bred Holstcin bull calf given by
]. l. Dayett of Coochcs to the person who
secured the largest number of member,
during the New Castle County Farm
Bureau membership campaign
The majority of the committees have
made splendid showing, but as few
of the committees have not completed
their canvass it viii be necessary TO ex-
tend the duration of the drive for q couple
Of weeks
The committees Of Hockcssin. Fair
view, Stanton-Newport, Townsend and
Odessa have done especially good work.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06

New York. where he spent the week end
visiting friends
Moan Friedman. eho spent the holt
days IN New ! fork, has returned II his
home
The ice, which blocked the river for
several DAYS, Is passing down.
Frank Madden has taken o position
as machinis' IN kee's garage
work OF fxing the street, winch lsas torn
up while repairing tho tracks.
The temperature Ia this city for the
last few days has been down near zero
especially IN the mornings Yesterday It
MAS and this morning 10, but rose later
tlctro;s.. Records -3rd gewates
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
AInnmcn New Ycar Dance.

The Alpowco CMb will give Leap
Year dance Thursday evening il the
New Century Club Two New Yorkers
viii give an exhibition Of fantastic
steps. Other functions planned are
Valentine dance February II; ST Pat
rick 5 dance March Il, Easter lance,
April 6, ard the LAST dance OF the season.
May 4. A buffet supper and dance will
he gwen the latter part Of JANUARY
The committee N charge Thursday Is
composed of Mrs James T. A Rodgers,
the Misses Ethel McMahon, Marie
Mccarthy, Mary Y. Gohee. Mary
Hertel, Mario P Lynch and Agnes
McIvor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
WEDDING INVITATIONS.

Seaf0rd, Jan. 6.-InvitatIons werv re-
i,s wed here. yesterday, % tho wedding
0f Miss Florence Lock wood Cooper
daughter Of Mr and Mrs ElwooI
G. Cooper ii 1914 " est Seventh street
ana William Robinson Mar
vel, son OF Mir and Mrs George " Mar
vel, Of this town
The wedding will take place st the home
II the bride parents "Wednesday eve
ming January II. at I O clock
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
HELD IN BAIL FOR COURT.

lspcciai Correspondence Of Every Evening
lover. Jan. q Ira TCat. n white toy,
YES frrday was held by Magistrate r. r.
Mood IN $500 bail for the upper court
rI.r.n,d with the larceny Of SS5 from ono
of thp kolksy brothers of this town. lie
rave bail and was released
Magistrate Wood also released under
81 600 hail ravid Mcknatt Of near
SSruyrna. arrested and brought herr last
w,sk for an alleged muFd rows assault
on Mark nj. r. Scout. Scouts condition,
Which had been reported qItr serious,
caused The holding of McNatt, when first
arrested, without hail.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
Lose Your Fat,
keepY our Health

Superiluous flesh IS not healthy, neither
II IT healthy 10 dict or exercise tco much
for lis removal The sin plest method
known for n ducirS The overtat botiv two,
three or four pouI ds q otoh IS the Mar
n4ola Mcthcd tired ard endorsed by
thousands Marmola Prescription Tab
lets. containing exact doses OF the famous
prescription. are sold Ly druggists At 81
for n L re case, or # you prefer you can
obtain taem rs serdiIg direct u the
Marmola Con pany Sol Woodward Ave
Detroit, Mich l hey are harmless and
leave no wrinkles or fla bIne-s ] hey are
papular because, effective ard converter Il
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
NEW HEAD OF ENGINEERING.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Newark, Jan. 6.-Professsr Robert W.
Thoroughbred at present with the
State Highway Department of Delaware
and residing at Georgetown, has been
appointed head of Civil Engineering De-
partment in Delaware College TO succeed
Professor Allan II. Cullmore, resigned.
Professor Thoroughgood is a native of
Delaware. He attended the Dover Acad-
emy, is graduate of Lehigh University,
and has been an instructor in Civil En-
gneering in Cornell University and
Lafayette College. For The past seven
years he has been head of the Department
of Civil Engineering at the University of
Florida. He has also had practical exper-
ience in civil engineering work with the
Baltimore and Ohio and Missouri Pacific
Railroads He comes here February IA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
Peel OF the Old skin,
Bring Out the New

N-0. Eu..a tnar a.raa. IS .Eae lI- tI. .tr.
rtt or Nl0:ahF r,uaifxiDH tnG latu a. p
that 4, ..-.r s'f- and snlr ~ sou rlf
.ul. fa.t tt#. moss ralr fuI sAsa sNr,st
sa ,tt.s rr> .tstt ~ 1t norria e.t 4 n So .
r,a S.N.r r Eeur ~r,H YOU tar
4tl s. 4 tss ,lWptr harmless rri.-nt.
,.1fgg .a. gIt u~t. sou -~l.. t.tr An tnu.H
.,s l~,g1.4.aH 1t r,arGztl ~av l- ksrl- f-fil
.tst.~st stuE rms evening ~Hrfa5 triu va
+.z.t tt- suuI fscr fuuurrsn woruiu
.4~4 + E NAru +AlUg ~UA. I,1wlsr
5t.t ... .elce nf thU lfeiees 100 sain
a,sv aH ktfh tN, WAN krUya. tHI, taIte
.y.tt .ti tHt tt .uU. scl.f >kfn nas ~
~ strtHr Nh,a veu . att 'oFrL-c.
a s,ltAlyr tuykfls .vmr.'Alrn han yuu no )
nh u,..slt,t Chaps niU. tisa snc-
...., ,fc, nr 1t- surface 1isnptr,. n 81 Il.
8-. at ruGr~t -uN9tcd Wftn he skin tse
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
"Delaware Night 10 be Oh
served This Evening at Cen
tury Club; Fine Program
speaa, Correspondents Of Every Evening

spes-al Correspondents Of Every Evening
Ne Castle Ian 6-This evening VIII
be celebrated as Delaware night at the
Century Club r. S Rodney viii he the
principal speaker
The monthly meeting of the Dorcas
Society of the NJ 4 Church will he held
at Thursday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs Edward Naylor
Air. and Mrs Harry Long have re-
turned from Baltimore where they had
been spending several days
Miss Miriam Zion Of New York, who
spent several days In this city has returned
to her home.
On Friday evening dance will be held
in tie Opers House by the Merry Ten.
Terry 5 orchestra will furnish the music.
Edward Naylor Jr, has returned from
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
Actually Removes Hair
Roots--Something New
(Harmless Method works ''II1o Magtc''

TO have the superfiuous hairs come out,
roots and all before one. very eyes. sounds
almost too good 10 10 true. Yet many
thousands Of women have proved TO their
own satisfac tion that this can be aocon-
piished easily quickly harmlessiy by
means Of the wonderful phelactinc process.
TEls method is not TO he compared at all
with any liquid powder or paste nor with
clcctroiysis or anything else Nothing like
IL eycr originated IL causes the hairs 10
come out entire roots included leaving the
skin smooth ana hairless a. . lareS Phe-
lac inc Is non odorous. non-lIritatInF. non.
poisonous child could safely eat il. Get
a small stick of pbelactine from your drug
gist today follow the simple Instructions.
ann you vill lave q most agreeable surprise
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
DELAWARE CITY.

Special Correspondents Of Every Evening
DIaxa-e City. Jan. &C ha lee Pencil,
Fifth street bridg2teader, is Ill at his home
bere
Miss Julia Cunning Of Philadelphia
spent Yesterday with IicEds III town
" isses Josephine aEG Gertrude Saxton
OF Camden \. J.. sTent the weekend
bee with their aunt. MS John Saxlon
Ihc severe cold weather Of the past
few DAYS las conpletely closed tie
hcs apcake d Della N ale eaLai TO tIaf q.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
SKATING AND FCE-CUTrrNG.

Scaford, Jan g. " Iliams pond is
covered with 6-jnch icc ard the work 81
harvesting inc crop began this morning
when these who have ice houses COM
menced to fiji them
There IS excellent skating on the pond
ard great crowds arc to tie found there
day and night many night parties en-
iuying tins axhilarating sport bv the bear
tifuI moonlight.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
GAVE A FINE CONCERT.

Seafori. Jan. 6.--Aiderson Nfowbray
of fredericksburg, Md, organist Of Mt.
Vernon Place NJ. H. Church, Baltimore
gave delightful piano recital at Charles
Van Lcer's apartments in the Hotel Sus
sex, last night.
His entire program consisted Of classical
numbers from Beethoven. List, Chopin,
Van Bulow, Revelle About sixty music
lovers u the town enioYed the rare treat
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-06
SEAFORD'S NEW SCHOOL.

Seaford, Jan g. 6-Survcyors arrived here.
yesterday. to survey Tor the new high
school building 10 be erected here Sew
eraI sites are in vicw and the surveyors
are surveying each site
The new school IS TO he built this wear
at cost Of S2tn000 and is to occupy 4
tract frnm 10 10 20 acres