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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
GEORGETOWN CITY
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when he was q,larantincd in the town
lookup.
According to his story, Ratcliffe mixed
with n number of both colored and white
people and has given the names OF these
persons to the health authorities. As
result of his disclosures, vaccinations
began last night and today others named
will be vaccinated. Whether there will be
general vaccinations of the residents may
depend on the visit of Dir l.. =. Conwell
secretary of the State Board of Health
to this place today The Milford health
board desired his advice on the problem
and obtained his promise last night to
come here today.
Criticism of the health board restrain
ing Ratcliffe in the town lookup IL rife,
but to attempt to move the man now,
1T il said, might result fatally. Pneu-
monia might follow such exposure and lead
to more serious oensure of the health
officials. The local health board has done
everything that could he done and among
many who view the question from an un-
biased viewpoint deserve commentators
for the promptncss with which it ncted.
The Board Of Health met last night
and discussed the situation and decided to
await the coming of DIR. Conweli and get
his advice on things.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
BIC SHOOT SATURDAY
Wilmington Cfub VIII Take OF s. $
White ~ kefIevlRc


On next Saturday ~ Rrllcy7le ~ VII
nington TraFho0ting Aesoc1a'i0n wiU
meet thclr old rlvsls Tho s Whites 0f
Philadelphia. Ia the sixth ;natcr IF the
Philadelphia = Trarphooterg' Ieavue
Ike Turner the Cew prf;sidrrt ~ TIE
Wilmington ciab sent 3 telegram from
pi1churst. ~ C advising aa' only fes,,
IF the White shooters were the-r and tnat
~ 1opcd all Wilmington shOofprz world
ann ~ut lo- the match %ir Turner a lsr
stated rhat he would Dge box ~ she.l-
~ all shooter ns king the tam = sr-
aitIon ~ thus the club viii Zve -Covne
trophy suoons ~ tho team there arn--en
Wilmington shooters a Pinehurst sttenc-
ng the mid-w1nter handicap. - rt can 1s
ae-en that those remaining home w1li have
tn turn ont strong - defeat the Whites
TN addition 70 the league match George
Simon ard n w Phei1s wil shoot
match "A 25 targets " deside the laSs A
leg winner on the Colonel Buckner trophy
a short time ago these shooters earh broke
80 straight and t,ed ~ Ths should prove
to ~ 3 sho0t-otf a the most Interesting
KIND
lack Kaiser Harry Morgan and Harrv
Hoffman w7l also decide y8e on tna n. N.
Pheilis trophy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
THRIFT IN INDUSTRY.
Subject Of Many Addresses at Plant
Meetings

THIS i limit IN Industry Day IN The
Wilmington THRIFT campaign. Meetings
were hold At various places about the
Citv at the lunch hour
At the Belts shop # & Hughes was
the speaker; Frank sheppard spoke At
the Diamond State Fibre Company 5
plaat. !. Irving Handy AZ the 2 Il r..
shops, Paul Bendot 1t American Nul-
canned Fibre CO. At Newark
Miss Edith Hughes Will address . meet
ing OF mothers at the Peoples Settlement
81 this afternoon Percy Warren Green
spoke to the students At Beacoms Busi-
ness College tins morning and there will
be a meeting O; the Hi-Yi club at the J VI
c. A. at Gas tonight, to be addressed by
Rev. Charles L. Candee
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
DREAM FINDS" KEYS.
Place Revealed 10 Mother of Man Who
Lost Them

How q dream revealed the whereabouts
os q bunch Of keys that had been lost, is
one Of the things that Frank Blrsinger
Fourth and Walnut streets. IS trying u
solve.
Last Sunday Bieslnger lost d bunch OF
KEYS between his home and 1905 Tatnall
street. 4 thorough search failed to dis
close them
Night before last MS nmother dreamed
that the KEYS were in tool box In the
house 81 1905 T8tnalI street 4 serach
Of the box disclosed the KEYS Bies niger
has no idea how the KEYS came to he IN
the box
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
ZION WEEK
Y. vi. III. A. Plans to Make II a Period of
Great Activities

The Zionist Organization Of Whining
ton. Delaware has become most active
in the duties assigned II bv the national
office Young people are lending Their
assistance morally and financially 70 the
older people to whom ZlonisIn Is a dream
OF generations
The Y NJ II. A. has given al of It's
forces and accommodations 10 make Zl0n
Week, February to s week Of double
activities Lodges especially the home
lodges. are taking over nights IN tins week
for the cause Of IionIsm.
AT meeting o. the executive board on
Sunday. new members were added to the
board and four committees we're ap-
pointed, q propaganda committee, a
national fund committee, an educational
committee and q membership committee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
so 900 IN RUSH FOR MEAT.
Three Ounces Per Person Ration for
People of Vienna
BY associated Press TO Every Evening

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Nienna, Jan Announcement re-
Gently that limited supply Of meat would
be placed on sale at the central market,
three ounces being allowed per person,
caused great crowds 10 assemble there
Forty thousand persons gained entrance
to the market st clock in the morning
and 10000 moro were trying 70 get in.
Many tainted and were trampled upon
by the crowd, while pick pockets added
Ia the confusion
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
KENYON's CAR RECOVERED.
Found in Baltimore and John Dietrich
OF Philadelphia Arrested.

Tho aut0mobile alleged % have been
stolen from Harry Kenyon, 1928 Market
street Tuesday evening has been re-
covered in Baltimore John Dietrich of
Philadelphia, Mas arrested at The same
time and will be brought to Wilmington
10 face charge Of larceny The car was
taken from in front Of the owners home
Dietrich gave his age As - to the BaitI
more police
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
HArTrs PENTrENTIARY POPULAR.
Marine Officers on Guard to hee p Natives
From Breaking in.
- - q Everv Evenrrg

BY Associated Press To Every EVENING
Port Au Prince Haiti. Jan. 22-0fiicers
of the United States Marine Corps, who
have change Of the penitenuarv here have
had to issue special orders u keep the
natives from breaking into their model
Jail
Recently check roll call Of prisoners
showed an excess OF FIVE over thenumber re-
gularlv committed there by law Investiga-
ton showed that the I'VE had sneaked in
with a returning road gang. tured by the
prospect Of three good meals day and 3
comfortable cell in which to sleep.
Now every party of prisoners working
outside the walls Is carefully counted be-
fore It IS admitted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
Personal.

Miss Helen Simon, who is attending
New York State University, was here IS
the weekend guest Of her mother, Mrs
George II Simon, Hotel Simon, Eighth
and King streets
]. Dolphus Short of Milford president
oro temDore OF The State Senate. visited
Wilmington today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
SNOWMAN GOT com
That's Why, Rswifns SAID. His FANNY
Hadn' Been Supported By Him.

Judge HagLIngg in MunlczuaI Cur
today placed an order n S2sla week against
Alexander ] Rawiins- cBzrged zltn uon-
support uf his vie ana tvEo children
The vie sald sne had not seen her
husband slncc November /. The huscaRu
said he was travelling through the soU-l
with q snow ana tnat one 81 ms eTu-
Dloyers skipped WITH S252Oi ms money
and that vas Lne reaoon ne lalled N srI
up.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
NO MUTINIES AT TOULON.
Paris Denies Berlin Reports OF ReyOits
in Army and Navy.
Associated Press 70 Every EveHIns

BY Assoclate,d Press % Every Evening
Parn, Wednesday, Jan Emphatic
deniai of reports emanating from Berlin
and published IN America that rlots and
mutinies have broken out among French
Naval forces and troops 81 TCulon is
made by the French var ofhee
According 20 the Berlin dispatches
the cause Of the alleged rlotng Wa an in
sufficient supply Of bread The French
ministry declares that there Is no f0,1r7y4a-
tion Whatever for this report
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
ONLY A POWERFUL
MEDICINE WILL END
RHEUM MATISM

il matters not whether you have had
ngouiziag rheumatic pains far 20 years or
distressing witches for ~ weeks, Rheun1U
Is mighty and powerful enough 20 help
drive rheumatic pois0ns from your body
and abolish oil misery or the cost, smafl
as II Is, viii be chearfuiiy refunded
Druggists aVeryw here are authoFi ed 60
sell Rheuma on n no-cure- -no-pay basis
It's absolutely harmless and after taking
tho small dose aS directed once a aay for
two days you should know that ae last you
have obtained remedy that will conquer
rheumatism.
For over ten years throughout America
Rheuma has been prescribed and has re-
forth wilt supply yon and guarantee money
xafLuaed ii not satistactorg.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
FREE SHOW FOR BOY SCOUTS.
Will be Guests Next Monday of Elsie
Janis' Picture Show ak Victoria.

I be 10y Scouts ot Wilmington will
on Monday next he the personal guests
of Capt tlsie janis \ l. T.. the occasion
hcng the initial presentation in Della
ware OF Miss Ganis'- screen production,
which is her first public appearance IN
America for the past two wears
On Monday Al | y M Ill members 81
the Boy Scouts are 60 parade from head
quarters Is the theatre which has uscrY-
sd a special section for them
Miss Iauls has also extended an INVITA-
tiaus To the executives And committee
memhers III the various local American
Legion Posts to attend IS tier guests
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
MASONIC CEREMONIES.

Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite
MaSons completed the work of bestowing
various degrees Of Masonry on large
classes OF candidates AZ the New Century
Club today
There viii De reunion and banquet IN
the Community Recreation Auditorium
tonight. with 900 Masons In attendance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
oak Grore school sun.

The Oak firove ,cnool SUIT vss not
argued before the supreme Court :
Dover this week. { was expiaIneu today.
because h &As impossible - get some ~
The papers p aaala j9nn ~ iuxley
.olnse. Tor the commissioners, SAD tnday
a6 sll rroUapiy request d special session
81 rle .u4rr -. tne case -aa ~ argued
early L1. DcNJ regular stselou s III June-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
Plans for New u W. d. Al Ready

The directors and TIC 0mIdmq CONS
mittee of the Young Women Christian
Association VAL meet III the home of
Mrs. Coleman du Ponf, sos Broome
street, Tuesday afternoon The purpose
Of the meeting viii be to see completed
plans for tic new y. ~ C AL Building
and To consider its Immediate erection.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
Hun Prisoners Going Home.

BY AsSscia tcd Press ~ Every ening
Lille, " Wednesday Jan. II RepatuS-
lon OF German prisoners from the Lille
region has begun Three thousand of
these PRISONERS left for Germany yester-
day They appeared 70 be in excellent
heslth 8nd we're wearing new boots and
clothes. They took with them large
llusntlues of eatAbies
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
Martin Smith for Lew Court.

Martin r. Smith has been proposed for
the Democratic nomination for Levy
Court commissioner from the Fifth dis
trict. to succeed james @. Shaw, Repub-
hcan whose term will expire next De
rpm{er
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
Coal Gas Victims Recover

The three men who were overcome BY
coal gas on board the L S engineering
department $ inspection yacht Joyeuse- =
have practically recovered and are ex-
pected to leave Delaware Hospital this
afternOon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
Hilltop Association Meets Tonight.

The Hilltop Association Of BrandywIne
summit Camp Will hold It's January busi-
ness meeting this evening at the home OF
Mrs Samuel Dillon, 5OI West Nineteenth
street at : O clock. Rev. D c Hanna, Of
Philadelphia president Of the association
VII preside
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
TO INSPECT NIGHT SCHOOLS.

Mrs. Preston Lea, Mrs. James Ginrs,
Charles Warner, John S Rossell John c.
>aylor, George B. Miller and William r.
Kurtz. comprising the characterization
committee Of the Service Citizens OF
Delaware. viii visit WLlrningtons night
schools next Monday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
High School Exams" starr Tomorrow.

Examinations began at the Wilmington
High School tomorrow. and several Of tie
teachers said -oday that they had never
seen the students 81 interested lu their
studies as they have been for the past few
weeks Some students are quite worried
TOO. for fear they will .hunk" i'll some
study and lie held back for another term
The examinations begin 1T noon and will
continue through the afterAooE Monday
morning Anc afternoon; Tuesday morning
and afternoon. and Wednesday morning
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
SirnaI for Water Rents.

4 signal light IN the corridor of tie
city building, Of bright red hue, attracts
much attention 1t is the device resorted
to by the Water Department clerical
force q distinguish the window where the
cashier to receive water bill payments, i
located, all other means having failed
to work III many eases
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
soruton- Pomeroy Case Continued.

The suit Of Clifford A. ScrutOn against
the Pomeroy Construction Co, on at
1achment proceedings, Mas continued
until the March term on application of
counsel, today IN Superior Court, Judges
Heisel and Conrad sitting
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
HOMES FOR WOMEN TEACHERS.
aIonsclzir Increases Pay ard Provides
Doxmitory for PedagOgues.

By ASsOcIated Press @ aFaIy sFellh9
Montclair, y. j.. jan - Besides )
proposed salary increase for school teachers
the local sshoo, hoard has decided ~
erect 3 dornit0ry for women elAgogues.
Frank I. Bliss, superintendent II
schools. believes auuch time now spent
bv teachers ii trayeliu. to and from
local schools from outside points, due &c
their inability 70 secure housing accomo-
dations here. VIII DC saved
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
BRITIs EXCHANGE GOES LOWER

By Ass,ciatod Press 10 Gvcry Evening
New York, jan - British exchange
fell e. a new low record ut the outset of
tod3v's trading n foreign rcInittancIS
Demand bills were offered 1t S3.60h
which waS cent under the previous
low record
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
Moving Day for Andrew L. Johnson.

Andrew J.. Johnson, president Of the
Board Of Directors Of the Street and Sewer
Department, is moving from the apart
ment house 81l West street ID q dwelling
he recently built ut sos West Twenty
second street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
Wedding Anniversary.

Mr. and Mrs John H Bland Of sl4
West street viii celebrate their twentieth
wedding anniversary on Sunday, January
25 when they viii be 1T home to their
friends from 2 10 6 D N
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
BASKETBALL GAMES TONIGHT.

Friends school basketball team viii
line up against St. Paul tonight at As
D clock and LpwoFth and Edge Moor viii
clash al clock for honors ia Friends
gymnasium.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
Recn,erinp From Oneration.

Mrs +. L. Rlce, Jr, Who underwent an
operation At Delaware Hospital few days
ago is conyaleacing 1t the hospital. Mrs
Rice came through the operation success
fullY.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
=. 4. Z. Band Dance.

A dance viii be held ID the ballroom of
the Hotel du Pout, by the band Of the
j.. r. r. Athletic Association, tomorrow
evening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
Rela hun serinusl, nj.

Bs \ ssociated Press 10 Every evening
Vienna Jan - Bella Nun, the form
er Communist dictator of Hungary. Is
reported % be seriously II 1T harlstein.
where he !, lnterned
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
Coasters Fad Great Snnrt.

Coasters thronged NlIlningtons hills
from nightfali yesterday until dawn to-
day They also were numerous On Mckcc's
Hill aud other coastine courses near the
cltv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
WAT.kER-COI.I-ls...'
IIAWrnoRNE -EAaTRURN.

Newark, Jan. % Miss Ethel Haw-
thorne, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer
s. Hawthorne. and Henry q. Eastburn
son OF MFR and Mrs. J Thompson East
burn, both OF Newark, were united III mar
riage on Thursday evening. January p,
at clock, at Christiana parsonage by
Rev John White, pastor Of ChrIstiana
VI. i. Church
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
Marriage Announced

AR and Mrs Jasnes G. Gibbons Of e23
Nandcyer avenue announce the marriage
of their son, Charles H, to Gertrude
Bustlett January ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
Friendship Firemen 20 Dance.

The dance u Friendship Fire Co and
It's friends tomorrow night viii afford Oh
ENJOYABLE OCCASION for those fortunate
enough 10 be able to take part
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
Ming Albert Visits Poincarc

by Associated Press % Evcry Evening
PARIS Jan. - King Albert ot Bel
gum csaloc % Paris incogn}to Yesterday
and conferred tcr 8 long tune With Pres
dent puincare
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22
HOME WEDDING.
Marriage Of Miss Hattie Il. Jones and
A W Strickland.

4 pretty homo wedding was soIemnIzed
1T clock last evening, when MISS Hattie
+, Jones. daughter Of Mrs Nora Jones oi
Girlletrce, Md, was married 70 Alfred W
Strickland Of Wilmington The ceremony
was performed by Rov Carlisle /. Hubbard
at the homo Of the bride $ brother, Oian
G.. Jones, 9i5 Adams street in the pres
anco Of relatives and friends.
The bride was charming IN a travelling
fnIit of blue serge. with hat and gloves 70
match. and carrying bouquet of sweet
heart roses and gardenias- She was
attended by Miss Margaret G. Mundy,
who worc gown Of black satin and
picture nat to match Her corsage
bouquet consisted If yellog margterltes
and sweet peas Olan 6. Jones. brother
of the bride was best man Immediately
after the ceremony. q wedding supper vas
served, after which the young couple
left for Atlantic City, n ] After they
roturn, they will bo AT home with Mr.. and
Mrs John V Torrill. 1904 Monroe street
wsLKER-coLLIss
The marriage of Miss Helen Collins, N
ISL Brooks avenue, Philadelphia, and
Clarence /. Walker. Ir, of Wilmington,
took place at the Fletcher Methodist
Episcopal Church, Monday afternoon.
Rev Dr. George Burns ofiiCiated Miss
Vera IIestOn WAS maid Of honor Whit
man Walker brother 0f the bridegroom,
acted ~ lest man The ushers were
Oscar sutliF and Stanley Walker Mr.
and Mrs Walker lett for their wedding
trip Immediately after the reception, winch
followed the ceremony. After February ID
they will be 1T home at 65l Brooks ave
nue, West Philadelphia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-22

Lost something Try q classified AL
vCTtlSencnt IL Ever, tvenin Adv
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-05-21
Levi Parsons Morton

Vermont has lost another of her il
lustriols sons and the country one OF
its foremost citizens in the death of
Levi Parsons Morton. Mr. Morton
was a native of Shoreham, in our own
Addison County. He was the youngest
of six children. His father was Con
gregational minister and as could be
expected had but a meagre salary to
provide for the maintenance Of his
family. But Levi had inherited some
thing more than material wealth He
was taught to appreciate the value OF
moral integrity as being paramount. On
this basis he built up the career that
brought him into world prominence.
The story of his life is very interest
ing in these days of education with
frins. Morton had no more than a
short Latin course in the little red
schoolhouse, the then Shoreham Acad-
envy But he learned more in that
humble school than many acquire in
a life time OF study. He acquired the
meaning OF initiative and then went
ahead and carried out the theory in
practice. He learned the worth OF
determination and was enabled to over
come the greatest of handicaps in his
striving for his ideal He breathed in
the strength of the Green Mountains
and found courage to face every diff
Guilty. All in all his life rings true to
the best of Yankee traditions and will
remain an inspiration for his feuowmen
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-05-21
Trout Ten Dollars Apiece

George Arnold of Lincoln went
fishing on Sunday last. George had ex-
celent luck too. considering that he
lured rs trout from their waterv
haunts. Fish and Game Commissioner
George H. Chaffee of Middleburv, with
Deputies A. d. Austin of Weybridge
and Charles Chapman of East Middle
bury thought to 60 a hunting on the
same Sabbath. In their iaunt over
hill and dale County Commissioner
Chaffee and his companions met Ar
mold and extended their explorations
to the latter's basket By singular coin
cidence, fortunate or otherwise, Arnold's
trout proved to be exactly what the
officials of the law were vitallv inter-
ested in, They became interested to
the pitch that they even got out the
rule and measured each and every one
of those members of the fnny tribe
OF the 20 in the basket each and everv-
one asserted its right to be there by
meeting the rigid requirements of the
law.
Not satisfied with the disclosure Of
the basket, the wardens became rather
personal and "fished" in the isherman's
pocket. Twenty minor trout were
nestled there. And further, the hand of
the law reached down into Arnold's
stocking. Thirty-eight more little ones
were found to have hidden themselves
away from the glare OF sunlight. The
pitiless rule was again produced and
not one of the nigh three score was
found old enough to have appreciated
the consequences of nibbling at Arnold's
hook. Result: Municipal Judge A. w.
Dickens decided in county court Mon
day morning that the deception en-
ployed upon the little trout, some mere
tingerhngs too, had damaged the county
of Addison in the estimation of the
trout folk to the extent of 5000 Ar
mold confessed his indiscretion and
paid the fine, plus costs OF Sl5S5 His
Sunday trip cost him $1,000 per bite
since all but 20 had been Judged con-
traband
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-05-21
R. R. TO REPLACE
WOODEN BRIDGES
CONTINUED from page one)

The roadway of the bridges will be
supported by a concrete slab s inches
thick, reinforced to bear the weight of
IS tons. The heavy truck shipments of
marble warrant a strength OF at least
that much. The wearing surface will
be of asphaltic composition, inches
thick.
The sidewalks will be flush with the
roadway and will be supported by a
concrete slab 4 inches thick, reinforced
to support 100 pounds to the square
foot. The surface will be of concrete,
The grading will not be considerably
changed. The bridges will be one or
two inches higher, not enough to re-
quire any perceptible change in the
road elevation.
The plans for the Main street bridge
call for a Strengthening OF the street.
The sidewalk on the south side will be
made straight with the walk as in
front of the Episcopal church. This
will necessitate slight cutting of the
lawn near the fountain. The roadway
will also be notceably widened.
The railing will be similar to that at
bridge 24l IL on Elm street. The top
rail will be of 2 IL inch piping, the
other two of IL inch.
All in all the new bridges will be
commendable substitutes for the pres
ent unsightly wooden structures.